The future of #OnDeviceAI# is here. At #CES2025#, #SamsungSemiconductor# and TensorOpera AI unveiled a new cross-company partnership to distribute a new generation of multi-modal #GenAI# applications on devices powered by #Exynos# processors. Learn more.

Do you remember Samsung's collaboration with TensorOpera AI for #OnDeviceAI#? Today let's take a closer look at how this technology is shaping the future of mobile experiences. If you're interested in Samsung's journey to on-device AI, click the link below.

On-device ML is pretty cool. A few of us trained the first Gemini Nano model that ever shipped on Android, so I’ve been following the space for a while. I think things get really interesting (its already pretty interesting) with the late-2027/2028 generation of chips.

Today on the blog we introduce a method to retrofit Multi-Token Prediction onto frozen production models, accelerating on-device inference without the inefficiencies of separate drafters. Learn more →

Congratulations to @Apple on the launch of the new MacBook Pro! 🎉   Featuring the new PROLED XDR touchscreen display and M5 Pro and M5 Max chips built on Arm, it brings new ways to create and powerful on-device AI capabilities. 👆💻

Introducing Underdog Videos: on-device video generation Free & fast generation from frontier video models Make any videos, bring any picture to life, and add sound- fully local. Nothing leaves your device

Tony Fadell on on-device AI in @TechCrunch “Trust and safety are going to be paramount with anything that we turn over to some kind of intelligence,” Fadell said. “The only company I could see right now — maybe one other — is Apple who could do this. Apple has all the hardware, they have all the chips, they have all the pieces, but they don’t have all the AI stuff.” “When you’re hearing all of these things about, ‘Oh, data centers are going to conquer the world,’ … I don’t believe it,” he said. “I’ve seen this before. I’ve seen this play out in the internet days and what have you. We have so much power on the device now, and even more compute, and they’re still battery operated.” I'm not convinced Apple is set up to execute well on agentic AI, but I'm optimistic that Ternus is going to fix software engineering. The whole article is worth a read, @tfadell is a legend, of course.