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   by dofm 5mo ago

   This has been my impression. The underlying LiteRT-LM framework used in the edge gallery does support the MTP drafters for the smaller models, but according to: https://developers.google.com/edge/litert-lm/models
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   by dofm 5mo ago

   Interesting; they may have fluffed up somewhere then. (Though perhaps it'll squeeze in with a small context window? Not sure I understand that aspect yet) It does seem to use MTP, yes, and it is quite quick — seemingly the underlying L
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   by dofm 5mo ago

   I would contend that the actual big story is the gallery app: https://developers.google.com/edge/gallery Anyone with a 16GB Mac — that is quite a lot of journalists, surely — can download that, install a model into i
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   by dofm 5mo ago

   I don't disagree necessarily on the fundamentals; I am slowly catching up on what LLMs do and don't do but that sounds right to me. But what I would observe is that the healing brush does not have a random seed. It will always do
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   by dofm 5mo ago

   Output size is limited to 4K in the free version, I think. Which is not nothing (8MP or something, good for a reasonably large print) but it might make you question how much editing belongs inside Resolve.
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   by dofm 5mo ago

   That wasn’t an AI tool at all, though. Neither is pre-2023 content-aware fill, AFAIK. They are both PatchMatch (well the healing brush certainly is), which is a heroic bit of code. Entirely deterministic statistical algorithm. Not AI by rea