On Monday, May 14, 2018 06:23:07 AM Darac Marjal wrote: > I'm no expert in AI, but it was my understanding that, while you need > massive amounts of data and processing of that data to CREATE an AI > model, the model itself can be relatively modest to run.
I believe the above. > This, I > believe, is how smartphones can now boast "AI processing" for your > photos and how Google's "auto-complete your emails" feature works. They might work that way (I have no knowledge of them), but I do know some other features on smartphones offload the work to a server. AFAIK, google's voice recognition / transcription works that way (by sending the sound to a server and letting the server translate the voice to text), and then sending the text back to the smartphone.
