Apple introduced an open-source AI model that can work without the Internet
Apple's foray into the AI landscape has taken a significant leap with the release of their latest generative AI model, Open Source Efficient Language Models (OpenELM). Unlike many AI models that rely on cloud servers for processing, OpenELM operates directly from the device's chipset, marking a departure from the traditional cloud-based approach.
This groundbreaking development means that users can harness the power of AI without the need for constant connectivity to cloud servers. The model's availability on the Hugging Face Hub, a popular AI code sharing platform, opens doors for developers to leverage its capabilities for various tasks, including email composition and writing.
Apple's white paper reveals that OpenELM comprises eight models, with four trained in the CoreNet library...