MLCommons, the industry group behind a number of AI-related hardware benchmarking standards, wants to make it easier to comparison shop with the launch of performance benchmarks targeted at "client systems" -- i.e. Today, MLCommons announced the formation of a new working group, MLPerf Client, whose goal is establishing AI benchmarks for desktops, laptops and workstations running Windows, Linux and other operating systems. MLCommons promises that the benchmarks will be "scenario-driven," focusing on real end-user use cases and "grounded in feedback from the community."