World Congress 2026 North America • Sep 26, 2026 • Session details

Small LLM in your Browser: Huge Opportunities for Web Applications

Daniel Ostrovsky

Tired of network latency and expensive cloud AI tokens? Discover how to run Small Language Models natively in the browser using JavaScript for fast, offline, privacy-first applications.

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