Three-LLM Brings WebGPU-Powered LLM Inference to the Browser via Three.js

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A developer has released Three-LLM, an experimental project that runs large language model inference directly in the browser using WebGPU. The engine is built on top of Three.js, a popular JavaScript 3D graphics library, repurposing its GPU capabilities for AI computation. The project is accessible online and represents an early-stage exploration of client-side LLM execution without dedicated AI frameworks. By leveraging WebGPU, it aims to utilize modern graphics hardware for machine learning tasks entirely within a web environment. The release was shared on Hacker News, though it attracted minimal discussion at the time of posting.

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