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Sure this is definitely true. I should clarify that single-word NNs do run on-device all the time, but those require specialized models that are trained only on those keywords. Once those models trigger they need to send everything else to the cloud.
I agree. If I was going to do something like this for advertising though I wouldn't really care too much about what people were saying so instead I'd just listen for some limited set of keywords (maybe for some of my top paying advertisers) and serve ads for keywords that hit recently. Keep it all on device until an ad actually needs to be served.