No edge or browser-side AI inference detected
Your AI features appear to run entirely in the cloud — every AI request is sent to a remote server and back. Browser-based or on-device AI (using libraries such as transformers.js or ONNX Runtime Web) would run the AI directly inside the visitor's browser. Running AI in the browser removes the cost of a server call for every interaction and keeps sensitive user data on the user's own device, which is better for privacy. For features like autocomplete or text summarisation, on-device AI also feels faster. Consider whether any of your AI features — particularly those handling personal or sensitive information — could be moved to run in the browser using available on-device AI tools. This is an emerging capability worth evaluating as it matures.
Why this matters
Running AI in the browser removes the cost of a server call for every interaction and keeps sensitive user data on the user's own device, which is better for privacy. For features like autocomplete or text summarisation, on-device AI also feels faster.
How to fix it
Consider whether any of your AI features — particularly those handling personal or sensitive information — could be moved to run in the browser using available on-device AI tools. This is an emerging capability worth evaluating as it matures.