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As of late, I have been playing around with these two in particular: - InvokeAI - Stable Diffusion based toolkit to generate images on your own system. It has grown quite a lot and has some intriguing features - they are even working on streamlining the training process with Dreambooth, which ought to be super interesting! - KoboldAI runs GPT2 and GPT-J based models. Its like a "primitive version" of ChatGPT (GPT3). But, its not incapable either. Model selection is great and you can load your own too, meaning that you could find some interesting ones on HuggingFace.
I tried using Whisper to make subtitles for my videos but kept getting weird results. I'll have to try it again sometime to see if I can get it working properly.
I haven't looked at it recently, but the Mycroft AI virtual assistant project is based on FOSS, self-contained software. I used to have it running on a spare laptop at home. It might be suitable for self-hosted AI experimentation.
chaiNNer supports AI models.
I use CodeProject AI for my BlueIris setup. Works great. No false alarms.
LaMa-cleaner to remove objects/people from photos.
Check Whisper.cpp as well, that is meant to be much more lightweight. Has a WASM demo as well.
Yeah, currently in development https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant
Checkout https://github.com/FMInference/FlexGen - there's a useful HN discussion on it recently that i'm having trouble finding :/
I am running https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui locally paired with Pygmalion 6B parameter version on a 3060 12GB. (It must use 8-bit precision)
The closest thing I've seen is Petals that let's you run Bloom, a large language model the size of GPT-3, by pooling your resources with others. It still needs a gpu from nvidia no older than pascal(gtx 1080 or similar) but some might be lucky enough to just have that laying around waiting for a use case.