Add DAOP explainer and estimateQoS() illustration with background blur demo#1
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@jonathanding presented (thanks!) the DAOP explainer and estimateQoS() prototype at WebML WG Teleconference – 12 February 2026 and the group had a discussion. As the next step, the group will review the explainer in this PR (preview). After adequate review time has passed (~2 weeks) and the feedback has been addressed, the group will merge this PR to establish a baseline for further refinement. |
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This PR introduces the Dynamic AI Offloading Protocol (DAOP) proposal for the WebNN API, along with a working JavaScript illustration.
DAOP proposes an estimateQoS() API that enables web applications to evaluate whether a specific AI model can run acceptably on the local device — without exposing raw hardware details or compromising user privacy. The API returns a coarse performance tier (e.g., "excellent", "fair", "poor"), allowing the application to decide between local execution and cloud offloading.
What's included:
See the DAOP proposal issue (webmachinelearning/proposals#15) for background discussion.