I use the Shield Pro, and it works great for streaming Steam games. I’ve never used moonlight/sunshine, but Steam Link has worked flawlessly for me, as well as xbox controllers, PS4 controllers, and Switch controllers and their knockoffs. My only gripe is it only has the HDMI port for 4k/60hz (HDMI 2.1? Can’t remember the number) and can’t stream the 4k/120hz my TV can handle.
My banking app works just fine on GrapheneOS, and it’s required no tinkering to get it working the way I want. I can’t speak for smart watches unfortunately, but I’d still recommend a Pixel with GrapheneOS if you really care about privacy. If you really don’t want to go with GrapheneOS, I’d still recommend Android. Apple may be marketing towards privacy friendly, but Android still has better FOSS options, which is better than blindly trusting Apple.
This visual is a bit misleading. LLMs are not a subset of genAI and they aren’t really comparable, because LLMs refer to a vague model type (usually transformers with hundreds of millions of parameters) and genAI is a buzzword for the task of language generation. LLMs can be fine tuned for a variety of other tasks, like sequence and token classification, and there are other model architectures that can do language generation.
Unrelated, but it’s disappointing how marketing and hype lead to so much confusion and information muddying. Even Wikipedia declaratively states that the most capable LLMs are generative, which academically is simply not the case.
Source: computational linguist who works on LLMs