In the future, our everyday objects will embody the essence of "smart technology," with artificial intelligence being a key component. This integration enables powerful technologies to operate locally, fortifying the safeguarding of personal privacy. "TinyChat" emerges as a pioneering project to explore this very concept. It poses an intriguing question: if an intelligent system possesses extensive knowledge yet lacks the capacity to recall specific inquiries, does this enhance our sense of privacy? We crafted the TinyChat computer with a design reminiscent of classic computers, both as a tribute to the original idea of a "personal computer" and as a reminder of their historical aesthetics. This raises an interesting query: as AI software evolves, might it also transform the physical form of computers themselves?