Mozilla pushes back against Google's Prompt APIkept by eddie • may 01Mozilla opposes Google's Prompt API in Chrome, arguing it threatens web interoperability and neutrality by tying the API to Google's Gemini Nano model and policies.AboutGoogle · Mozilla · Chrome · Gemini Nano · Prompt APIFiled#ai#browser-engineering#developer-tools#interoperability#web-standardsRelatedGoogle’s Prompt APIGoogle's Prompt API ships as a Chrome-only web standard requiring users to accept Google's use policy and download Gemini Nano without permission, drawing opposition from Mozilla and WebKit.also on Gemini Nano, #web-standards, Mozilla, Chrome, #browser-engineering, GoogleThe duality of language models in the browser - daverupert.comThe author expresses cautious optimism about small language models in browsers, highlighting privacy and low cost while noting concerns about calcification and standardization.also on Prompt API, Mozilla, Chrome, #browser-engineering, Google, #ai, #developer-toolsBuild new features using built-in AI in Chrome | BlogChrome's built-in AI APIs (Summarizer, Prompt, Writer, Rewriter, Translator) let web apps run on-device models for tasks like headline generation, comment moderation, and translation, cutting cloud costs and keeping data private.also on Prompt API, #browser-engineering, #ai, #developer-toolsWhat Apple and Google are doing to your push notificationsApple and Google have transformed push notifications from a simple delivery pipe into an on-device AI-edited channel that summarises, reorders and deprioritises content, mirroring the intermediation that email underwent a decade earlier.also on Gemini Nano, Google, #ai, #developer-toolsIntroducing CSS Grid LanesApple's WebKit team introduces CSS Grid Lanes as the standardized native implementation of masonry layouts, available now in Safari Technology Preview.also on #web-standards, #developer-tools
Mozilla pushes back against Google's Prompt API