Chrome Dev Channel comes with a Gemini Nano model too.[1] A text model will certainly be useful, but where it really gets crazy is when you imagine something l

Chrome Dev Channel comes with a Gemini Nano model too.[1] A text model will certainly be useful, but where it really gets crazy is when you imagine something like: <img model="moz-img-v6" temperature="0" src="An old man with a beard and a funny hat."/> If everyone has the same model and the temperature is zero everyone should get the same image. You could even imagine a source set to display the generated image only on devices with low bandwidth connections or as a preview until the real image is loaded. srcset="An old man with a beard and a funny hat., /img/old-man.jpg 2x" I think it would be cool, and I am sure some will disagree, to integrate this in the old img tag and reuse the mandatory src attribute for the prompt, but it will probably end up as an overcomplicated API with a gazillion of ifs and buts. [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-4Ylipjoo https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-4Ylipjoo