Jean Louis PRO

That's absolutely fantastic model.

as proprietary models of "Open"AI that can't run on own computers, why should I care?

I cannot download it, I cannot inspect it, I cannot modify it, I cannot share it.

It is not free software.

That is really great.

That gives good insights into how machine learning works. Thanks.

Is it based on voting diseases out in the American Psychiatric Association (APA)?

They change "mental disorders" depending on political contexts:
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/December-15/the-american-psychiatric-association-removes-homosexuality-from-its-list-of-mental-illnesses

Which datasets did you use?

I just have got feeling this model is heavily biased by APA and their so called "works" without facts or evidences, it may be more detrimental than helpful.

Thank you. Can't wait to try the GLM-4-9B-0414 as it has "observation" capabilities to receive RAG references deterministically and I wish to see how it is going to reference it.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=h100+nvidia&crid=3EUK7S9CQU2AT&sprefix=h100+nvi%2Caps%2C709&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

You can buy it on Amazon.

You are a beginner then you shouldn't be investing that much into the artificial intelligence.

Seems that your purpose is solo learning, which is great. So I just recommend that you continue installing very good applications and choosing among them and you will see the new ideas and results are just popping out at certain time when you put your knowledge to the culminating point.

This licensing is very important, that's why everybody should use free software licensing.

You got it right, is not about delay of outputting text, but the computing time.

And here's a thought: What if the rich, instead of hoarding these tools, actually had something more to offer? Could it be that they've honed their skills in the crucible of privilege? Because after all, you can't take intelligence from a Harvard-educated billionaire and simply give it to the next-door neighbor.