You can also test ollama cloud llms. One of my experiments is a little agent bot that I have written in Python using tiny llm and discord as a comm medium but it switches between a ollama cloud free high model to local depending on need as I'm running it on a respective potato.
I would strongly suggest startng with something non critical or a copy of, especially if you are switching model families. I had some strange behavior a while back when I played with it. Also some wierd things between codex and ollama when talking to non openai models ( it used some form of...
There is the issue again of the whole model at capacity. Many started complaining early morning our time yesterday and lots of complaints around accounts and usage etc. Thursday seems to be their main release cadence and something seems to have crept in again.
I think with memories enabled that should go away. And from my understanding, your codex session should pass the same context over as long as it's the same model.
Serious question, I'm wondering how someone not doing development would absolutely show the limits.
Disclaimer, that's my main focus so haven't really done other stuff with it.
I dunno. I can honestly make a decent UX that's usable but I'm no designer however my backend work is definitely well structured etc. Normally other teams pickup the ux from the backend api's etc. Bit I also personally hate the minor shifting of items and small design tweaks which designers...
Hehe, have you seen our governments ai policy 😅 I'm going to have a good chat with a relative of mine who is Doctorate of Law and see what she says or can find as well.
One interesting analogy though that I came across was, if it can stay behind and be used by a company, then it's normally...
I think this is a bit differant and I refer to similar in my casino days. Monitoring was clearly and explicitly stated in contracts , policies and part of employment. Using AI to monitor is differant from using interactions to train models. A call center may be a valid example though as often...
Another good example is look at the frontier ai harnesses, Claude and ChatGpt/Codex. Public or private plans, all have the rider of your interactions being used to train models. Business/Enterprise plans specifically exclude the interactions from model training.
Normally yes but here I am talking about the recording of how the output is generated. So traditionally you have items like spec, documentation, designs , code etc. Those are all outputs and can rightfully be owned by a third party ( employer/contracted etc ). Now, if there is a request to...
It depends. Sure in that case it's a small tool that a individual created to ease thier life and wants to share but there are also cases of full on multi discipline dev being attempted with the same vigor.
That's a good distinction. If the proposal IS to train wisdom, then it's fine but if it's not and it's just harvested? How is that differant from taking/copying artwork/music etc. It's effectively a individuals creative process.