Wasm, WebGPU, & WebNN: How compute abstraction are enabling client side AI @ChromeDevs
Wasm, WebGPU, & WebNN: How compute abstraction are enabling client side AI @ChromeDevs
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Wasm, WebGPU, and WebNN are the foundational compute abstractions that enable developers to build and deploy AI systems with almost limitless autonomy and control. In this talk, Thomas Nattestad, Senior Product Manager for Chrome, discusses high level advantages and disadvantages to doing your AI on compute abstractions, real world examples of how developers utilize them today, and cover some of the latest developments to each that will further enable your AI projects on the web.

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Event: Web AI Summit 2025

Speaker: Thomas Nattestad
Products Mentioned: AI for the web, Wasm, WebGPU, WebNN

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