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Oh wait, I think I misunderstood. I thought you had local language models running on your computer. I have seen that be discussed before with varying results.
Last time I tried running my own model was in the early days of the Llama release and ran it on an RTX 3060. The speed of delivery was much slower than OpenAI’s API and the material was way off.
It doesn’t have to be perfect, but I’d like to do my own API calls from a remote device phoning home instead of OpenAI’s servers. Using my own documents as a reference would be a plus to, just to keep my info private and still accessible by the LLM.
Didn’t know about Elevenlabs. Checking them out soon.
Edit because writing is hard.
I’m not a biologist. The only context I have regarding rapid cellular reproduction in space is the 2017 movie “Life” where a fictional alien implies doom for humanity and all of Earth as we know it.
Are there any positives to this news? My understanding is that multi-celled organisms have a hard time repairing themselves in microgravity; bones in particular being affected among other processes. Hoping the research being conducted here helps advance medicine on that front.
I can only imagine what having the runs is like in space. Super powered E. coli coursing through your gut sounds extra…you know 💩