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Bringing AI to React Native

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Thursday, July 25, 2024

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Berlin, Germany

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Bringing AI to React Native

Leveraging capabilities of local devices to run LLMs via React Native and Vercel AI SDK.

Date

25 July 2024

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Time

Location

Berlin, Germany

Online

Bringing AI to React Native

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The Geek Conf

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Featuring

Szymon Rybczak

Software Developer

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Callstack

Featuring

Szymon Rybczak

Software Developer

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Callstack

In this talk, Szymon gives us a transformative session where he showcases how AI can be integrated into React Native apps to allow offline functionality, moving beyond traditional cloud-based models. The discussion highlighted the deployment of AI directly on devices like the iPhone 15 Pro using the MLC LLM engine, which facilitates the local running of AI models. This integration promises to enhance mobile apps' capabilities, making them more intelligent and responsive without depending on internet connectivity.

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