[suyash]

I'll believe thier hypothesis when I can run the open source code on my iPhone in 2 seconds, doubt it's that fast.

[asutekku]

They included a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK5PQ3Oj_L8

[prepend]

That demo doesn’t really do anything for me to know if it’s on device or not.

Without source code it could just be calling the OpenAI api.

[lelandfe]

The phone is in airplane mode

[prepend]

The issue is that it’s a controlled video from the author. I can still get Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in airplane mode so the airplane mode sign isn’t “proof” enough for me to accept the paper conclusions.

I hope it’s real, but posting a YouTube to assuage the “show me the implementation” isn’t going to help with my cynicism.

[lelandfe]

They clearly are not connected to WiFi. You’re concocting a pretty far fetched theory at this point.

[prepend]

Asking for evidence isn’t a “far fetched theory.”

A video isn’t evidence.

I’m looking forward to more info proving the claims are accurate.

[detrites]

The paper describes the implementation including a detailed breakdown of the optimisation algorithm itself. It's also plausible an iPhone 14 Pro could do it given its memory b/w, ops/s and that it can fit the SD model in RAM.

[bee_rider]

Hopefully someone will replicate it, and then we’ll know if they were telling the truth.

[RobotToaster]

How do we know the video isn't ai generated? (fnord)

[tpmx]

In that video it takes 5 seconds.