Implementing GPT-2 in CSS
What happened
The article shows how to embed a GPT‑2 language model directly into a web page using only CSS, without JavaScript or server‑side code. By leveraging CSS’s `@property` and `@keyframes` features, the author demonstrates that a small neural network can run in the browser’s rendering engine, making AI inference possible in environments that traditionally disallow scripts.
Why it matters
If reliable, this technique could broaden AI deployment to restrictive platforms, reduce client‑side resource usage, and inspire new ways to integrate machine learning into web design.
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