🔥 VLMs on mobile devices with world-facing cameras key for proactive, intelligent computing. Local/on-device inference key for real-time, private experiences.
Great to see an emphasis on smaller VLMs. Excited to see where @huggingface, @moondreamai, etc. take things 🚀
Snap's announcement about their on-device text-to-image model seems to have slipped under the radar…
Apparently, it generates 1024x1024 images with quality that's comparable to cloud-oriented models like Stable Diffusion XL.
But it can do that locally on an iPhone 16 Pro Max in <1.5 seconds! 🤯
Snap are planning to ship it soon to their ~450m daily active users, and I wouldn't be surprised if it's free.
I wonder how all these subscription-driven, cloud-based image generation apps will respond…
Announcement: https://t.co/peEaehyqBO
Paper: https://t.co/sSD3xfuWBV
Short but sweet talk about the WebNN API: https://t.co/8EOUVOs2vm
Def worth checking out the YouTube playlist from @jason_mayes WebAI Summit last year. It's packed with great talks!
Looking forward to the next summit!
Awesome work from @soldni and team at @allen_ai!
If you're interested in shipping on-device AI language features in your app, I highly recommend checking out their demo app to get a sense of what's possible these days on an iPhone: https://t.co/cS7Yl1ZkBJ
Let me get back to you once I’m with my computer :) but I think you’re right, because we do compression “sweeps” all the time. And usually, the pruning configs with the lowest accuracy have the highest inference time. So yes, it sounds like higher ratios lead to faster inference times
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I already take @Waymo for granted, but I just found this photo from 2012 of the first time I saw one one the road in Mountain View.
12 years of persistence and hard work.