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AI & Enterprise
Lightweight \'Needle\' model targets AI agents for low-cost smartphones
Cactus Compute has unveiled Needle, a 26-million-parameter tool-calling AI model that can run locally on smartphones and other small devices. According to online outlet Gigazine, Needle was developed by distilling the tool-calling function of Google\'s Gemini-3.1-Flash-Lite. The model targets on-device use, with prefill processing at 6,000 tokens per second and decoding at 1,200 tokens per second. It is distributed on GitHub and Hugging Face under the MIT license.
AI & Enterprise
Free Off Grid local AI app runs LLMs and image generation on your phone
A free app called Off Grid has been released that lets users download large language models and image-generation models to a smartphone and run them offline. The app, available on iOS and Android, combines text generation, image generation, image recognition and tool execution in a single interface. It stores models on the device rather than in the cloud, but requires significant storage and performance. Developers describe it as an open-source project under the MIT licence.
AI & Enterprise
Autonomous AI red-team tool PentAGI released as open source
A fully autonomous AI red-team tool, PentAGI, has been released as open source and is drawing attention in the cybersecurity industry, with more than 8,200 stars on GitHub. Software engineer and digital creator Guri Singh described it as a team of AI agents handling research, development, penetration testing and risk analysis. It runs in isolated sandbox Docker containers and uses a Neo4j-based knowledge graph to track relationships across tests.
