Write and read children stories using on-device computing
Write and read children stories using on-device computing
I'm pretty excited about the potential of small language models. Advances in language models, coupled with increasingly powerful mobile devices, have made it possible to carry language models with billions of parameters in our pockets. While I was on paternity leave, I started building Pico Library to make storytime more engaging for both me and my child. As a new father, I've come to deeply appreciate the importance of reading to my child. Pico Library uses a language model to write stories, and it can leverage Apple's on-device Personal Voice feature to read them aloud. Everything is powered by on-device computing, meaning no internet connection is required. I'm happy to chat about the technology in Pico Library—what I'm excited about and what I found surprising. I'm also curious to hear what others would build with similar technology.
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