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Can someone help me do this in practise? Gpt sucks since they neutered it. It's so stupid, anything I ask, half of the text is the warning label, the rest is junk text. Like I really need chatgpt if I wanted Recepie for napalm, lol. We found the anarchist cookbook when we were 12 in the 90s. I just want a better ai.
If you have decent hardware, running 'Oobabooga' locally seems to be the best way to achieve decent results. Not only can you remove the limitations through running uncensored models (wizardlm-uncensored), but can prompt the creation of more practical results by writing the first part of the AI's response.
You can run smaller models locally, and they can get the job done, but they are not as good as the huge models that would not fit on a your graphics card.
If you are technically adept and can run python, you can try using this:
https://gpt4all.io/index.html
It has a front end, and I can run queries against it in the same API format as sending them to openai.
Bard isn't as neutered and doesn't kick you out after it read an article containing the words sex after asking it a question about pregnancy. Sadly, bard sucks. Just wait for gemini since they say it's pretty good.
Does anyone understand why Gemini is not going to be released in Europe I don't understand that.
Likely, regulations. Big tech wants to mercilessly siphon every drop of juicy data about you and the EU has a few laws against this.