1. Talk Details: Offline-Capable Chatbots with Prompt API

2. Why On-Device AI Matters
Explain how AI is moving from cloud-based systems to on-device intelligence.
Introduce Gemini Nano, Chrome’s built-in language model.
Highlight its benefits: faster speed, stronger privacy, and lower cost.

3. Meet Chrome’s Prompt API
Show how developers use the Prompt API to connect directly with Gemini Nano.
No API keys. No latency. No external calls.
The AI runs entirely inside the browser.

4. AI in Your Browser: Simple, Fast, and Private
Explain how developers build chatbots, writing tools, and assistants that run offline.
Focus on three main benefits: instant response, full privacy, and zero API cost.

5. How It Works (Without a Live Demo)
Walk attendees through setup.

1. Enable the Prompt API.
2. Access Gemini Nano using JavaScript.
3. Send prompts locally.
Provide a “Try It Out” link and GitHub code for attendees to test it themselves.

6. On-Device vs Cloud LLMs
Clarify when to use each option.
• On-Device: fast, private, offline-ready.
• Cloud LLMs: powerful, large context, scalable.

7. The Future of Web AI
Show how on-device AI is changing web development.
Web apps will be AI-native, privacy-first, and fast.
The Prompt API is where this transformation begins.