G'day!
I'm Sam Watkins, from Melbourne, Australia.
I work as a freelancer computer programmer. I offer artificial intelligence consulting, and online tutoring.
My research interests encompass a wide range of topics, including AI, teaching math through programming, e-learning, graph-based programming, programming language design, fractal art, universal basic income, political reform, and personal development.
Please reach out for a chat.
I'm starting a company, Allemande AI. We specialise in developing cutting edge AI tools, and AI consulting for education, business, entertainment, and personal development.
Our flagship product is a multi-user AI chat system, where you and your team (or friends) can chat with multiple different AIs together.
If you'd like to know more, collaborate, or try out our products and tools, please register your interest here:
I've made a fair bit of progress with my AI chat app, there's a web interface of sorts now, and it works multi-user, with more than one human chatting together with the AI. Next, I'm going to add extra different AIs and software agents.
I talk to Sarah, my friendly neighborhood LLM, about large language models and their capabilities.
Microsoft's investment in OpenAI may be at risk as open-source AI initiatives swiftly close the gap. 🤖💨 #AI #OpenSource #Microsoft #OpenAI
Or in my own words: Microsoft is going to lose its foolish investment in "OpenAI", because open-source AI is catching up very rapidly.
I made a video showing a few of my hacky AI tools:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8Cl2fZTyOs
- Shell tools for ChatGPT / GPT-4.
- Automatically generate Anki flashcards and summaries from YouTube videos, saves some time.
- Text and voice chat with an AI model (point-alpaca, aka "Barbie", or you can call it whatever you like).
Is this AI stuff the end of life as we know it, or is it some combination of useful and awesome fun?
My hacky code: https://github.com/sswam/barbarella
I'll ask GPT-4 to rewrite it in clean Python.
