OpenAI's Worst Model To This DATE? | New Open Weight Model Run GPT-OSS Locally on your computer

OpenAI just released GPT-OSS, their first open-weight AI model since GPT-2. It comes in two versions: a big one (120 billion parameters) and a smaller one (20 billion parameters). You can download it for free, and it even works on regular computers with 16 GB of RAM. It’s as powerful as OpenAI's smaller GPT-4 models, and it’s designed for people who want more control and privacy.

I’m going to show you exactly how to install it and start using it using Ollama or LM Studio.

🚀 OpenAI Just Changed Everything: GPT-OSS Open Weight Models Are Here!
What's This About?
OpenAI has finally released their first open-weight language models since GPT-2 - introducing GPT-OSS-120B and GPT-OSS-20B! This is HUGE for the AI community and developers worldwide.
🔥 Key Features & Performance:
GPT-OSS-120B (The Beast):
Performance matches or exceeds OpenAI's o4-mini on reasoning tasks, competition coding, and tool calling

GPT-OSS-20B (The Efficient One):

20 billion parameters with 3.6 billion active parameters
Can operate on systems with as little as 16GB of memory
Matches o3-mini benchmarks

💡 Why This Matters:
✅ True Open Source - Available under the flexible Apache 2.0 license
✅ Run Anywhere - Can be freely downloaded, run, and modified on laptops and local devices
✅ Advanced Reasoning - Advanced open-weight reasoning models to customize for any use case
✅ Developer Friendly - Supports instruction following, tool use, and chain-of-thought reasoning
🌐 Availability:
Available on Hugging Face and major cloud platforms including AWS and Azure AI Foundry
📊 What We'll Cover:
⚡ Live performance demonstrations
🔧 How to set up and run these models
💻 Hardware requirements breakdown
🆚 Comparison with other open-source models
🎯 Best use cases and applications
🚀 Fine-tuning possibilities
This release marks OpenAI's mission to put AI in the hands of as many people as possible and represents a major shift toward making advanced AI more accessible to developers, researchers, and businesses worldwide.