Is on-device AI enough, or do we still need a cloud model?
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M-Squad GmbH
“It depends on the feature. On-device models are small. They handle summaries, drafting, classification, extraction, and guided flows well. Heavier reasoning still belongs in a cloud model. Most products end up hybrid: on-device first, cloud where needed, with clear user consent.”
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