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🇫🇷We are hosting a special OpenAI Builder Lab: Paris edition next week with our friends at @joinstationf in Paris on Tuesday. Join me and @romainhuet, @kagigz, @stevenheidel and other @OpenAI tech leaders for a hands on building day. Apply here events.openai.com/openaibuilderl…

Struggling with manual work to evaluate different prompts and models? Learn how to efficiently test and compare different LLMs and prompts using the "LLM as a judge" technique. This approach can save you time and provide more accurate results. web.dev/articles/test-… #ai #webdev

Secure by design takes dedication and years of hard work to get the balance right between velocity and safety. Read a bit about @Google’s commitment and journey in our new white paper. Humbled to work with the professionals that make this happen everyday. blog.google/technology/saf…

"What would browser APIs for AI look like?" Here's a preview of @GoogleChrome's latest experiments integrating AI directly in the browser using Gemini Nano. The team has been working hard to bring the power of on-device AI models to developers via (experimental) new Web APIs. These include: ✍️ Writing new content (Writer API) ♻️ Rewriting existing text (Rewriter API) 📚 Summarizing information (Summarizer API) 🗣️ Translation (Translation API - coming soon) What sets this apart is the speed and privacy - you'll notice remarkably quick responses, all happening right in your browser thanks to the small language model being local. The initial exploration revolved around the Prompt API, allowing users to broadly interact with an AI model similarly to chat interfaces you might be familiar with. In the demo video I've recorded, you can see these features in action - from generating a post about a trip to rewriting content in different styles and lengths, and even translating text into various languages. Many of these experiments can be enabled through Chrome flags. We're excited to see what you build with the experimental APIs. Do feel free to pass along feedback to @KenjiBaheux @domenic and @andreban

🔥 Just released in Chrome 129 today, a new Performance panel landing page! 🔹 monitor your local Core Web Vitals in real time 🔹 compare them to real-user data from CrUX 🔹 and more Learn all about it in today's blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/devtools-…

#Blogged: A first glance at @googlechrome’s Built-in AI and Prompt API with Gemini Nano labs.thinktecture.com/local-small-la… #genai #llm #gemini #gemininano #chrome @ChromiumDev