Mac with Apple silicon is increasingly popular among AI developers and researchers interested in using their Mac to experiment with the latest models and techniques. With MLX, users can explore and run LLMs efficiently on Mac. It allows researchers to experiment with new inference or fine-tuning techniques, or investigate AI techniques in a private environment, on their own hardware. MLX works with all Apple silicon systems, and with the latest macOS beta release1, it now takes advantage of the Neural Accelerators in the new M5 chip, introduced in the new 14-inch MacBook Pro. The Neural… Read More
Exploring LLMs with MLX and the Neural Accelerators in the M5 GPU
Mac with Apple silicon is increasingly popular among AI developers and researchers interested in using their Mac to experiment with the latest models and techniques. With MLX, users can explore and run LLMs efficiently on Mac. It allows researchers to experiment with new inference or fine-tuning techniques, or investigate AI techniques in a private environment, on their own hardware. MLX works with all Apple silicon systems, and with the latest macOS beta release1, it now takes advantage of the Neural Accelerators in the new M5 chip, introduced in the new 14-inch MacBook Pro. The Neural…
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