Introducing better Workers AI types #3242
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With growing a growing list of supported models and their capabilities, we are making it simpler to infer input/output types from model names.
From users perspective, they will still be able to call `AI.run("<model-name>", {<inputs>}, {<options>})`, but we are modifying the type definitions to make it easier for future changes.
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Optional `string` values are replaced by `(string & {})`
`AiTextToImageOutput` will continue to have `ReadableStream<Uint8Array>`
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With growing a growing list of supported models and their capabilities, we are making it simpler to infer input/output types from model names.
From users perspective, they will still be able to call
AI.run("<model-name>", {<inputs>}, {<options>}), but we are modifying the type definitions to make it easier for future updates.