Smaller models are finding a durable place at the edge
New deployment patterns trade some general capability for privacy, lower latency, and predictable operating cost.
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New deployment patterns trade some general capability for privacy, lower latency, and predictable operating cost.
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Smaller systems are increasingly deployed where the data is created, reducing latency and limiting how much private information leaves the device.
The strongest use cases favor fast, bounded decisions over open-ended generation1, especially when network access is unreliable.
“On-device models can respond without sending the underlying data to a remote service…”
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