Recently I started this open source project at my AI company, where I'm trying to make LLMs working
Now Reached 16B models running on iPad Air 1st gen and xiaomi tv box, both have less than 1GB of usable memory, and reached some decent speeds given the hardware.
I'm open sourcing the effort done, kernels developed and results for everyone to re-produce and push more, also the modified models are on hugging face : https://huggingface.co/hyperionaidev
I want a more challenging device, what do you think?
Recently I started this open source project at my AI company, where I'm trying to make LLMs working
Now Reached 16B models running on iPad Air 1st gen and xiaomi tv box, both have less than 1GB of usable memory, and reached some decent speeds given the hardware.
I'm open sourcing the effort done, kernels developed and results for everyone to re-produce and push more, also the modified models are on hugging face : https://huggingface.co/hyperionaidev
I want a more challenging device, what do you think?
perhaps the pi 1st/2nd gen?
I'd thought of the ESP32 devices but their RAM is too small
> a more challenging device
A Playdate
> I want a more challenging device, what do you think?
One of those vapes with a screen on it.
challenge accepted.
This is really cool man. I like this on going trend of resurrecting old tech with AI and this is yet another avenue to explore.
I'd be interested in seeing some older flag ship mobile devices
I have a few phones and tablets laying around, will try to play with..
This is great. I've recently been playing with repurposing some old thin clients as homelab Linux machines
Not my site, but same idea: https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/
All this old/obsolete gear is plenty capable when used with the right software.