Hi,
@BSaidus
First, you need to define what type of AI you want to use.
Correct
If you're thinking of creating a system comparable to ChatGPT, then you're going to need a big computer, with one or more NVIDIA power cards, lots of memory and hard disk, and a lot of free time to train your model, not to mention data collection.
You greatly under-estimate the hardware requirements here.
Training a model from a dataset can take hours or even days.
years. but the better part of data collection can be automated.
Most AI programs are written in Python and call libraries written in C and C++, and are more suited to the Linux world
You mean python is used as an interface? I have done the same for chatGPT, remember.
That is not written in python... interfacing can be done in any lightweight language. True AI can not be written in python, it simply does not have the speed or capabilities.
The only 2 exceptions, as far as I know, are schuler's CAI, written in Pascal and allowing graphics acceleration thanks to OpenCL and Darknet/Yolo (specialized in fast object detection)
there are many more using opencl, I know of hundreds, many on github.
So, I advise first, if you want to use the Pascal, to take a look at the excellent work of Joao-Paulo Schuler (CAI) and try his examples.
I could not agree more AND you would be capable of achieving professional results, because that is professionaly written top notch code.
Now, it is also possible to create a GUI in Pascal for an existing AI program and call it from the GUI.
I did it for Yolo/Darknet.
But the first thing to do is to define what your AI is going to be used for.
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Nice!