Google has launched a new app, AI Edge Gallery, which allows users to run artificial intelligence models directly on smartphones without an internet connection
Adrian Rusu
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The app, called Google AI Edge Gallery, is currently available for Android, with an iOS version in the works. Users have access to a variety of AI models hosted on Hugging Face, allowing them to perform tasks such as generating images, answering questions, editing code and more - all offline. The models use the phone's built-in processors, bypassing the need for cloud computing.
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