We just can't afford to develop. What's going to happen is Governments are going to try and coin the technology and control masses with greater intensities.
For the private sector the development will stagnant because of corporate greed and lacking diversion.
Privatized AI is where the POWER IS.
Yet the government is the world's largest Private Power.
Climate change is an immediate threat to the majority of the world's population.
We need a local, regional, state, national, and international "moon shot" type of concentration of effort using available resources while developing and advancing new science and technologies to counteract the damage humans have caused.
Without this type of all-out, universal cooperation, human civilization, and perhaps humanity itself, are in imminent danger of extinction.
Serious question. It's interesting to play with but I haven't found anything I'd use it for yet. The only thing it seems it may be good at is summarising a news page and articles filtered by subject - though I'm not sure that's really useful to me.
Other than (maybe) describing images, what has anyone found #Llama#LLM useful for?
I'm trying it occasionally on different things but mostly it isn't up to the task. For those simpler questions it can answer it is way slower than doing a web search. 🤷♂️
@jsbarretto that's not something I have much use for, but I'm also wondering if they (though I was really taking about #Llama) produce plausible summaries or good summaries.
Well, I'm sure an NVDA addon with this will be here soon. Just amazing how far things have come. I mean, I hope there's a Windows version of the Llava part of this anyway.
llamafile is the new best way to run a LLM on your own computer:
#AI#GenerativeAI#AITraining#Meta#LLaMA#LLMs#Copyright#IP: "We have previously analysed US class actions against Open AI (here) and Google (here) for unauthorized use of copyright works in the training of generative AI tools, respectively ChatGPT, Google Bard and Gemini. To further develop this excursus on the US case law, in this post we consider two recent class actions against Meta launched by copyright holders (mainly book authors), for alleged infringement of IP in their books and written works through use in training materials for LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI). Such case law is interesting for the reconstruction of the technology deployed by Meta and the training methodology (at least from the plaintiff’s perspective) but also because the court has had the chance to preliminarily evaluate the robustness of the claims. Given the similarity of the legal arguments and the same technology being at stake (Meta’s LLaMA), upon the request of the parties, the Court treated the two class actions jointly (here)."
Having forgotten everything I ever knew about #Perl I'm trying to extend a script I wrote years ago and am almost at the point of asking #Llama#LLM for help.
I mean, assigning a string with an embedded variable really should not be hard 🤷♂️
All in an effort to make my faithful old #ftpdns use SSH and SCP instead of FTP, which stops working every time someone in a datacentre sucks their teeth.
The wife and I had a good laugh today while I was experimenting with #LLM's. Feeding #Claude a complex prompt that analyzes forum posts, it decided that her career in pharmacy is a crime. 🤣
That said #Claude is still really good, I just need to find the right approach to make it act consistently. I doubt my problem is math, but it is mixing up numbers (0 is 10 is 0 is...). 🤔
I'd assume GPT-4 will work better, but the point is I'm trying to do stuff without OpenAI.
Right now I'm exploring if my idea is viable (it looks promisimg), then I'll move on to recreating it on #Llama and fine tuning.
#Meta#AI#GenerativeAI#Copyright#Llama#LLMs#AITraining#Piracy: "These are noteworthy developments but not all complaints can be resolved with promises. Several lawsuits against OpenAI and Meta remain ongoing, accusing the companies of using the Books3 dataset to train their models.
While OpenAI and Meta are very cautious about discussing the subject in public, Meta provided more context in a California federal court this week.
Responding to a lawsuit from writer/comedian Sarah Silverman, author Richard Kadrey, and other rights holders, the tech giant admits that “portions of Books3” were used to train the Llama AI model before its public release.
“Meta admits that it used portions of the Books3 dataset, among many other materials, to train Llama 1 and Llama 2,” Meta writes in its answer."
KI-Training: Urheberrechtlich geschützter Datensatz von Buchtexten jetzt offline
Monatelang war eine Textdatei aus fast 200.000 Buchtexten einfach abrufbar, damit wurden KI-Systeme trainiert. Nun wurde sie offline genommen – und analysiert.
Mise à jour par rapport à mes vidéos précédentes du printemps.
Petit essai en vidéo de #Openchat3.5, un nouveau modèle de #LLM libre utilisable avec #llama.cpp, et qui prétend être comparable à GPT 3.5 Turbo, l'avant-dernier modèle d'OpenAI.
La vidéo est aussi faite pour montrer ce que ça donne en rapidité sur un processeur "normal", sans usage du GPU.
I know that LLM and AI are kind of dirty words in the app dev community and I get the reasons why. Even if you just keep living your life, folks like Dropbox (https://boingboing.net/2023/12/14/dropbox-is-sharing-users-files-with-openai-heres-how-to-opt-out.html) and GitHub are using your data to train their LLMs. I think that there is an opportunity in ethically sourced AI, though. Even if you disagree with that statement, there is a "know your enemy" argument.
That's the reason why I have been trying to learn this shit, lately. ...
... I have tried running #Llama 2 (https://ai.meta.com/llama/) locally and I haven't been able to figure it out yet but it is the reason why I decided to replace my 2017 MBP with a 2021 MBP (with double the RAM and an M1 Pro instead of an i7).
I did have some success with #llamafile (https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile), though. Mozilla released something that lets you package a set of weights as a single multi-gigabyte executable that can run on macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, or NetBSD. ...