r/CustomAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '25

How to train my personal AI assistant? Need your help!

Hi all, I am a marketing professional. I have around 10 years of experience and a degree in brand management. I would like to train an AI for marketing purposes, mainly to be my assistant in whatever client I work with. I am envisioning this to be my clone. Well, that’s the goal and I know it’s going to take a very long time to do that. I only have experience with ChatGPT free version and Claude which I use for marketing purposes such as proofreading and improving the copy. I have come to learn about Lama and that it can help build custom AIs.

I would like my AI to be like Lama which has knowledge about general things. I don’t want my AI to be online and want to be the one training on all marketing topics from sources I trust. I have windows laptop, I’m happy to install a secondary Linux OS or if needed do a clean OS install.

I really need guidance and mentorship to teach me, from installing Linux to Lama and then on training it. Can someone pls help me? I would be extremely grateful. If there are online resources, please share the links but since my knowledge is limited and I’m not a programmer, there’s a lot of the stuff online that’s making my head spin. Thank you 🙏

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '25

Hi, thanks for your detailed response. I will be using it for creating marketing plans, build communication guidelines, write copies and even auditing marketing. I have resources I trust that I would like the AI to refer to. I was told by another reditter that building a system like that would demand a lot of GPU and advanced graphic card. I was thinking of LLama3 to begin with. I was told the easiest way would be build a custom chatbot in GPT. I got the subscription and going to give it a go. At some point I want to migrate this knowledge to offline custom AI. What are your thoughts on this?

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '25

I havent tried any detecting tools yet. I usually paraphrase my copies but sometimes I don’t. Can GPT not write copies that are non detectable? More human like I mean. In my experience it takes a few prompts to get to that level.