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  • UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    I have an LLM transcribe and summarize for me now.

    Only a matter of time before LLMs start injecting their own ads into these responses.

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      Nah, local LLMs are easily in the range of transcribe/summarize. I bet you could do that nicely with llama 8B without even needing a gpu.

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          You already can I think? Ollama is something you can install, and then you can set up a webui like sillytavern for roleplays, or some other more fitting ui for whatever you want. Also, Linux is great for projects like these, on windows it’s fucking a pain to set up, Linux it’s easy.

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      4 months ago

      By that point I’m pretty sure we’ll have an effective compact model that can run locally and transcribe downloaded videos on reasonable hardware. Or you can just sic a paid model like chatgpt on the task. The corporate Internet is entirely focused on subscription service models now, unless you run the model yourself on local hardware you’re going to end up paying someone somewhere a service fee.

      Edit: y’all need to learn about minified models designed to run on edge hardware, they’re a thing and often work shockingly well.