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AIR-LLM proposes broadcasting large language model weights over radio frequencies to edge devices, allowing them to perform inference without storing or loading weights locally. This approach addresses memory and energy constraints typical of edge devices running large models.
AIR-LLM proposes broadcasting large language model weights over radio frequencies to edge devices, allowing them to perform inference without storing or loading weights locally. This approach addresses memory and energy constraints typical of edge devices running large models.
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Next-generation large language models (LLMs) are expanding from the cloud to ubiquitous edge devices. However, edge devices typically either lack the memory to store increasingly large LLM weights or, even with enough memory, spend unaffordable energy on loading the weights. This raises our question: can an edge...
By eliminating the need for local storage and heavy loading energy, AIR-LLM could enable more efficient deployment of large language models on resource-limited edge devices. This method expands the potential for ubiquitous AI inference beyond cloud reliance.
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