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General / Re: Free AI to use in local
« Last post by Dzandaa on Today at 10:40:01 am »Hi,
@BSaidus
First, you need to define what type of AI you want to use.
If you're thinking of creating a system comparable to ChatGPT, then you're going to need a big computer, with one or more NVIDIA power cards, lots of memory and hard disk, and a lot of free time to train your model, not to mention data collection.
Training a model from a dataset can take hours or even days.
Most AI programs are written in Python and call libraries written in C and C++, and are more suited to the Linux world
The only 2 exceptions, as far as I know, are schuler's CAI, written in Pascal and allowing graphics acceleration thanks to OpenCL and Darknet/Yolo (specialized in fast object detection)
So, I advise first, if you want to use the Pascal, to take a look at the excellent work of Joao-Paulo Schuler (CAI) and try his examples.
Now, it is also possible to create a GUI in Pascal for an existing AI program and call it from the GUI.
I did it for Yolo/Darknet.
But the first thing to do is to define what your AI is going to be used for.
B->
@BSaidus
First, you need to define what type of AI you want to use.
If you're thinking of creating a system comparable to ChatGPT, then you're going to need a big computer, with one or more NVIDIA power cards, lots of memory and hard disk, and a lot of free time to train your model, not to mention data collection.
Training a model from a dataset can take hours or even days.
Most AI programs are written in Python and call libraries written in C and C++, and are more suited to the Linux world
The only 2 exceptions, as far as I know, are schuler's CAI, written in Pascal and allowing graphics acceleration thanks to OpenCL and Darknet/Yolo (specialized in fast object detection)
So, I advise first, if you want to use the Pascal, to take a look at the excellent work of Joao-Paulo Schuler (CAI) and try his examples.
Now, it is also possible to create a GUI in Pascal for an existing AI program and call it from the GUI.
I did it for Yolo/Darknet.
But the first thing to do is to define what your AI is going to be used for.
B->