How a Browser Trains a Neural Network: Tensors as Textures, Ops as Shaders
You can open a tab, click a button, and watch an LSTM's loss curve go down. No server, no Python environment, no CUDA. How does that work? The short answer: the browser borrows your graphics card through WebGL, and a few clever mappings turn a graphics API into a math engine. Why a GPU at all? Trai…
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- 2026-11-07 16:13 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
How a Browser Trains a Neural Network: Tensors as Textures, Ops as Shaders