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⚡Technical Showcase: Peer-to-peer GPU sharing, entirely in the browser. AI Grid lets you run LLMs locally with WebGPU and either donate your spare compute to the network or borrow from someone else's machine. No installs, no cloud. Decentralized inference with nothing but a URL. 🔗 #WebGPU #WebLLM #WebAI #DistributedCompute #ArtificialInteligence

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