Train Smarter on Phones: Less Data, Same AI Power
Imagine your phone helping to train an AI but without sending tons of info or waiting forever.
This method squeezes the model before it gets sent, so devices download much less data and still learn well.
Another trick is to let each device train on a smaller piece of the model, which cuts how much they must send back and how much work they do.
Together these ideas make uploads tiny, and downloads tiny too, while the final AI stays just as strong.
The result: phones use less battery, use less internet, and older devices can join in.
This lets researchers train bigger models that reach many more people, not just those with fast connections.
It works fast, often making uploads dozens of times smaller and local work lighter, without losing quality.
More people can help improve AI, and models get better from wider experience.
Try thinking how your own phone could help — quietly, quickly, and with almost no cost to you.
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