Tag: On-device AI
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Liquid AI LFM3 Fits in About 1 GB: How to Run This Small Open Model on Your Own Device
Liquid AI’s new LFM3 models are open-weight, tiny, and built to run on your own hardware. Here’s what the 1.7B version can do and how to try it.
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Gemini Nano 4 Developer Preview: How to Switch It On and Which Phones Can Run It
Google’s newest on-device AI model is now testable on Pixel 11 through a hidden developer setting. Here’s the path, the supported phones, and the risks.
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Gemini Live Offline Mode: Google Seems to Be Building Talk Without Wi-Fi
Code in a recent Google app update points to an offline mode for Gemini Live. Here is what we know, what we don’t, and which phones might get it.
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Liquid AI LFM3 Fits a Real AI Model in 1GB: What Runs on Your Phone
Liquid AI’s new LFM3 family puts six open models on phones and laptops, and the text model needs about 1GB. Here is what it can and can’t do.
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Opera WebAI Brings Private, On-Device AI to Your Browser
Opera’s new early preview lets sites and extensions run AI on your own computer. Here’s how to turn it on and who can use it.
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WorldTUI: The 360M AI Model That Pretends to Be a Terminal in Your Browser
A tiny 360M model fakes a full terminal with no shell behind it. Here is how WorldTUI works, what it gets wrong, and when the weights land.
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Hybrid Intelligence PCs: What Microsoft’s New Copilot+ Plan Means for You
Microsoft is rebranding Copilot+ PCs and swapping in a new on-device model called Aion Instruct. Here’s what changes and when.