WWDC 2026: SAM3 iOS Model #106
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Summary
This PR brings in the "lite" SAM3 model that was demonstrated as part of WWDC. It includes Python code for a custom export of SAM3, and Swift updates for image segmentation runtime execution.
User Experience
Please see the updated
models/sam3/README.md. Theuv run models/sam3/export.pycommand will default to using the "lite" SAM3 model, but passing the--fullflag will export the vanilla model from Hugging Face.Code Changes
models/sam3/export.pynow calls into thecoreai-modelspackage, but with the same PEP723 requirements as before