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Open source and European models: why chyll does not depend on OpenAI

Sunday, 19 April 2026← All articles

We talk about "AI" as if it were one single thing. In reality, under the hood, there is a model: the engine that generates the answers. The choice of that engine is not a technical detail, it is a strategic choice.

"Closed" model vs "open source", in plain terms

  • A closed model (OpenAI's behind ChatGPT, for example) is a black box rented out by an American company. The price and the rules can change overnight.
  • An open source model is open: you can host it yourself, in Europe, and its cost is predictable.

Our choice: an open-source engine by default

chyll runs by default on a high-performing open-source model. Concretely, for you:

  • Predictable cost: no nasty surprise on the bill because a provider tripled its rates.
  • Data in Europe: your information does not get shipped to American servers by default. Hosted in Europe, GDPR-compliant, and your data is never used to train models.
  • No lock-in: if a player changes its rules, your business does not grind to a halt.

"Do I have to take care of anything?"

No. AI is included in chyll: no API key to create, no account with a model provider, no technical settings. You log in, it works.

The right model is not the one with the most headlines: it is the one that does the work, without wrecking your budget or exposing your data.

Your business keeps running. Even when you don't.

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