Google Introduces LiteRT.js for Browser Inference
jason_mayes · x · 2026-07-10
Google introduced LiteRT.js, enabling high-performance AI model inference directly in the browser.
Its key features include fully local execution, a strong emphasis on privacy, and the elimination of token costs.
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