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Duck.ai is DuckDuckGo's free, anonymous gateway to large open-weight AI models, including OpenAI's gpt-oss 120B, accessible directly from a Windows browser without requiring a local GPU or tools like Ollama. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight how Duck.ai enables Windows users to experiment with powerful generative AI privately, and note that DuckDuckGo also offers a $9.99/month privacy and AI bundle with higher-end chat model access. The service is part of a broader trend toward AI-first Windows experiences, with third-party AI services like Duck.ai reacting in real time to the evolving ecosystem.
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    Try Open-Weight AI on Windows: Duck.ai Brings gpt-oss 120B Privately

    DuckDuckGo’s Duck.ai giving users a free, anonymous window onto large open-weight models is a small but significant step in the evolving landscape of accessible generative AI — and it’s turned the question of “how to try big models without a GPU farm” into a practical reality for many Windows...
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    DuckDuckGo Unveils AI & Privacy Bundle at $9.99/Month

    DuckDuckGo has quietly retooled its paid offering into a one-stop privacy and AI bundle, adding access to higher‑end chat models while keeping the $9.99/month price and the three core privacy protections that first made the subscription notable. Background DuckDuckGo started as a privacy-first...
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    Windows AI-First Roadmap: Multimodal Input, On-Device AI, and Arm/Xbox Synergy

    Paul Thurrott’s latest Windows Weekly episode—titled “Backing Up the Intel Truck”—is a compact but consequential briefing on where Microsoft’s Windows strategy is headed, and it reads like a roadmap: AI-first user experiences, multimodal interactions that make voice and vision first-class...
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