ChatGPT has been all the rage in recent months and we even made a simple integration here on free2z. One of the biggest worries with ChatGPT is that you are passing your data to OpenAI and you're not too sure what they are doing with it. There are open-source models that are apparently comparable (or at least promising). As politicians battle over how to regulate AI and control it, it might be a good idea for you to pull the open source models. One really easy way to do that is this little wrapper called dalai that gives you an easy way to download Alpaca and LLaMa models and run them locally on your own computer with a built-in server and APIs:
I tried the hello world example for llama 7B and the results are really promising. These are released under a non-commercial license. But, we might see how we can integrate them here on free2z. Not everyone wants to get the storage and hardware to run their own. Maybe somebody only wants to do a handful of prompts a year. Maybe we can help people get the power of artificial general intelligence without compromising their privacy?
Stay tuned!
