This meeting involved the State Changers discussing the practical usage and implementation of AI models, with a focus on using these models as editors for data. The technology in question helps streamline and simplify data management by functioning in a 'closed loop', receiving input, instructions for processing, and generating output.
One of the State Changers, Justin, described his process: he inputs his information into the model and requests the specific information he looks for. This retrieved data is then saved into a 'Xano', illustrating an application of the model. The discussion further delved into the creation of custom AI models. While platforms like Swift allow users to build their own models, this process requires significant amounts of information for the model to be effectively 'trained.' Despite the appeal of customization, it was highlighted that AI tools already come trained and offer good starting points for people. Benefits of using pre-trained tools include faster data access and the ability to fine-tune according to one's platform. The issue of time and experience needed for training personal models was raised, with the consensus being that pre-trained models offer convenience especially for those less experienced.
(Source: Office Hours Extra - OpenAI 2/10 )
