Firefox@fedia.io • 11 months ago

Firefox Lets Users Remove On-Device AI Models for Smart Tab Grouping, Link Previews & More

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Firefox Lets Users Remove On-Device AI Models for Smart Tab Grouping, Link Previews & More

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Firefox@fedia.io • 11 months ago

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Mozilla Firefox will soon introduce a new 'On-Device AI' section in Firefox 140 that lists local AI models and allows users to manage them

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Welp, that solves the main thing the staunchly anti-ai people had against those features

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