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Building AI Assistants with On-Device Memory

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Author: DeepLearningAI · Watch on YouTube

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Original language: English

Original video: Building AI Assistants with On-Device Memory · Channel: DeepLearningAI · 00:00 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: AI agents, Enterprise AI applications, AI infrastructure and hardware

The speaker presents an AI assistant whose memory is stored entirely on the device. When asked where the car keys were left, the assistant searches for the last time it saw them and responds. The speaker invites viewers interested in building assistants with on-device memory to check out a recent course at deeplearning.ai.

  • The assistant has memory stored entirely on the device.
  • The assistant can answer questions about where an item was last seen.
  • The example given is finding the last sighting of the user’s car keys.
  • The speaker points viewers to a recent course at deeplearning.ai.
  • The course is for people interested in building AI assistants with on-device memory.
Start Chapter Summary
00:00 Introducing on-device memory The speaker introduces an AI assistant with memory stored on the device.
00:00 Finding the car keys The assistant searches for the last time it saw the car keys and responds.
00:00 Course recommendation The speaker recommends a recent deeplearning.ai course about building assistants with on-device memory.

I’ve built this AI assistant with a memory all on the device itself. — 00:00

it will search for the last time it saw them and respond. — 00:00

check out our recent course at deeplearning.ai. — 00:00

on-device memory, AI assistant, DeepLearning.AI

00:00 I’ve built this AI assistant with a memory all on the device itself. If I ask it where I left my car keys, it will search for the last time it saw them and respond. If you’re interested in building AI assistants with on-device memory, check out our recent course at deeplearning.ai.