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They're moving some of the work to the client. Faster response and save on servers? “By running complex neural nets on the phone, you’re putting AI in the han
by melling 10y ago
They're moving some of the work to the client. Faster response and save on servers?
“By running complex neural nets on the phone, you’re putting AI in the hands of everybody,”
- deepnotderp 10y agoTo be fair, Caffe2Go is pretty good.
- j_s 10y agoWatching to see if reverse engineering will pull anything reusable out!
- tomc1985 10y agoThat's where we're going now then? My hardware is used to run your code for your benefit, the scraps of which I can only hope to see should I be so blessed by the gods at Facebook?
- lgas 10y agoYes.
- rdlecler1 10y agoIt's not like they're running Seti@home on your phone. Presumably you're on Facebook for your own value. The micro energy cost st the individual user will be a rounding error but for Facebook and it's infrastructure it could be a huge savings and should deliver better user experience. Seems smart to me.
- chinathrow 10y agoYes, it is also your data they train their AI on. For free. What you get back is more relevant ads err content err you stay longer attached to the ad screen err to your phone.
- 65827 10y agoThey finally found something more obnoxious than downloading 2 megs of JS with another three seconds to parse/compile/preprocess css so that they can render two paragraphs of text. Honestly outdoing that level of unnecessary client pushing nonsense is really an achievement.