I have added the Fine Tunes api and bumped the version to 0.1.6. All the current (non-deprecated) end-points are now available.
restlessronin
darwin67
hubertlepicki
So, indeed LangChain provides all the needed abstractions, but the question remains is there out there another LLM that could be successfully used, in a project like AutoGPT to replace OpenAI? I have tried running GPT4All, also GPT-J-6b, and LLama-cpp and according to my evaluations, none of them performs any good when you give it a complicated prompts, like, asking to choose a tool, or respond in a given format. Granted, I didn’t spend enough time with these, but my intiial impressions were that there is OpenAI, that works, and scaffold for all the other models that may or may not work in the future.
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restlessronin
That would be about par for the course. I would expect there to eventually be 1 possibly 2 other contenders. Most likely Bard.
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restlessronin
Since this is a Livebook focused library, I want to provide “starter” sample notebooks for people to build their own Livebook UIs. These will be sample livebooks that can also be deployed as apps (using the new Livebook deploy functionality).
I’m beginning with https://hexdocs.pm/openai_ex/continuations.html, a simple Kino UI for the open ai completion API. It’s very basic, but I’m open to suggestions for improvements and refinements.
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restlessronin
@hubertlepicki it might also be worth comparing some of the new supported models on huggingface. although those are full inference nets, rather than just an API interface to one, I suppose they could be integrated into an autogpt like framework.
I’ll try to work up some basic experiments when i get a chance.
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dtew
restlessronin
restlessronin
Well that turned out to be useful quicker than anticipated! I was getting warning messages from Tesla, and I thought it might be worth using Finch instead.
I’ve basically replaced Tesla with Finch. The new version is 0.1.8.
I had to add a new function to multipart. Until that’s merged, I have to depend on my github clone of the upstream.
Unfortunately, hex.pm doesn’t like non-hex dependencies, so I can’t upload this version over there.
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