Raspberry Pi 5 powers unified AI hub for GPT, Claude & Gemini
A $75 credit-card computer now runs a multi-model AI gateway...
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- Combines GPT, Claude, and Gemini via a single routing API on a Raspberry Pi 5
- Supports local open-weight models like Llama 3 for offline operation
- Full setup costs under $100, enabling side-by-side model comparison on cheap hardware
Why It Matters
Democratizes multi-model AI orchestration, letting individual developers prototype vendor-agnostic AI systems for under $100.