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Run LLMs locally with LFM 2 and Transformers.js, using WebGPU

Thomas Bley has released new slides detailing how to run Large Language Models (LLMs) locally using LFM 2. The presentation also covers using Transformers.js with WebGPU for privacy filters, function calling, and embeddings, all processed within the user's browser. AI

IMPACT Enables local execution of LLMs, enhancing privacy and accessibility for developers and users.

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Run LLMs locally with LFM 2 and Transformers.js, using WebGPU

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    New week, more slides: Run LLMs Locally Now with LFM 2 and new slides for using Transformers.js with WebGPU for Privacy Filter, Function Calling and Embeddings,

    New week, more slides: Run LLMs Locally Now with LFM 2 and new slides for using Transformers.js with WebGPU for Privacy Filter, Function Calling and Embeddings, running completely in your browser. https:// codeberg.org/thbley/talks/raw/ branch/main/Run_LLMs_Locally_2026_ThomasBle…