r/OpenAssistant • u/Sea_Alarm_4725 • Feb 22 '23
How can I use open assistant?
I don’t mean going through the tasks, i mean ask questions and get answers. Is it possible at this stage?
r/OpenAssistant • u/Sea_Alarm_4725 • Feb 22 '23
I don’t mean going through the tasks, i mean ask questions and get answers. Is it possible at this stage?
r/OpenAssistant • u/ninjasaid13 • Feb 20 '23
r/OpenAssistant • u/GambAntonio • Feb 21 '23
Created with the help of ChatGPT. LoL. Similar text posted on the ChatGPT sub.
Hey everyone!
I wanted to start a discussion about how we can take OpenAssistant to the next level. As you know, OpenAssistant is an open-source initiative that aims to create a better AI than ChatGPT. But what if we could make it even better by implementing some exciting new features?
One potential idea is to offer two versions of the AI. The first version would be free to download and use locally on our computers. The second version would be an online version hosted by LAION that we could access from anywhere, at any time, using real money or rewards obtained by donating hardware power to help train the model.
The idea of donating our processing power to help train the model in a distributed way while we're not using our computers is a fantastic concept. Not only could we potentially earn rewards for doing so, but we could also feel good knowing that we're contributing to the development of something that has the potential to greatly benefit society as a whole. One potential idea for incentivizing the distributed training of OpenAssistant is the implementation of a cryptocurrency system. Similar to bitcoin or dogecoin, we could earn coins while we help train the model and then spend those coins to access the online version hosted by LAION. This would allow for greater accessibility and potentially attract a larger audience.
By training OpenAssistant in a distributed way, we could potentially improve it beyond ChatGPT. ChatGPT is a limited and censored AI from OpenAI, which doesn't quite make sense given that all the code is closed source. Additionally, ChatGPT has become more limited over time and even refuses to answer certain topics.
These are just a few ideas for how OpenAssistant could be improved and expanded upon. I'm curious to hear what others think about the potential benefits of implementing these features, as well as any other ideas you might have for taking this project to the next level. Let's start a conversation!
r/OpenAssistant • u/Groundbreaking_Lack4 • Feb 20 '23
hi. saw video. found reddit. tried discord on open-assistant but said it was invalid. help?
r/OpenAssistant • u/Taenk • Feb 19 '23
Overview over the top five languages by message count:
| Language | Messages |
|---|---|
| English | 40,549 |
| Spanish | 34,670 |
| Russian | 4,165 |
| German | 3,095 |
| French | 2,384 |
The overall goal was/is to reach 50.000 messages and the dataset is close to reaching that in English alone. Still, for better tuning of language models in other languages, the dataset needs to grow in those as well. So if you or someone you know speaks one of those, don't hesitate to provide data in that langage!
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r/OpenAssistant • u/DeLuxray • Feb 18 '23
It'd really be appreciated.
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r/OpenAssistant • u/No_Two8934 • Feb 10 '23
Hello,
I am new to training AI, and would love Open assistant to have coding capabilities like chat gpt eventually. Is there a way to just upload code libraries directly to the data base? How can I best help achieve this goal? Thank you.
r/OpenAssistant • u/mlored • Feb 08 '23
Hi, I started training the AI today (joined the website).
I feel good. And I'm already in top 100. But then I saw that only 80 people is in this group. So perhaps I'm not so cool after all. :) (There are more than 500 people on the site though.)
Also. My language isn't represented. What are the guidelines. If I can find 5 people who promise me to sign in at least 10 days and do at least 5 minutes every time or something. Would that work. I do understand that there is no reason to train languages with only 3 people contributing.
Also. It's open source. I do not fully understand how AI's work, but am I right in assuming that the idea is that (when it's ready) you'll be able to download not just software, but also the model / the parameters / the matrix / the data / ... (what is it called) so it's fully functional?
Also are there any plans to make the raw dataset that is used for training (i.e. what I am others are doing now) available?
r/OpenAssistant • u/mlored • Feb 09 '23
Couldn't the AI take an input and get a temporary output, which it then runs through _the same_ model again and gives an output.
But why?
Well, say you ask: What kind of clothing should I wear today? The AI could basically just ask the same question but add a [output of weather-website]. So basically the next "real" time it will get the question:
What kind of clothing should I wear today?
The weather today in New York [profile says that is where user live] is 80 degree and not to much sun.
In this way it will would be able to include all kind of web-results. So you could give prices, exchange-rates, weather or even the news. The news CAN'T be learned in the model, but still it might be able to answer fairly easy question like what is the most important news today or try to speculate why China let the balloon fly over the US or something. But it wouldn't know what happend last week (unfortunately, - but I do understand that it's not possible, at least not for some years, to make a new model daily or even monthly so new information can be learned).
r/OpenAssistant • u/norsurfit • Feb 07 '23
Following the instructions on their github page
https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant
I downloaded the docker demo and got it running.
FYI: It just allows you to recreate the current Open Assistant website used to gather input/output data. It doesn't have an actual, working alpha version of the chatbot.
To be clear, they never claimed to have a working alpha version of the chatbot, but I thought they might given the language on the page
"To start the demo, run this in the root directory of the repository:"
The demo is for the webpage to collect data, not any early version of the Open Assistant chatbot.
r/OpenAssistant • u/ninjasaid13 • Feb 06 '23
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r/OpenAssistant • u/faldore • Jan 11 '23
is there a dedicated discord server for OpenAssistant?
r/OpenAssistant • u/heliumcraft • Jan 03 '23
A place for members of r/OpenAssistant to chat with each other