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AI Summary
Summary: Building a Local AI Server
- Purpose: Created a local AI server named Terry for personal use and daughters’ education.
- Features:
- GUI with chat interface
- Back chat histories
- Multiple AI models
- Stable diffusion integration
- Added to notes application
- Hardware:
- Server named Terry
- Components include Leon Lee case, ASUS motherboard, AMD Ryzen CPU, 128GB RAM, Leon Lee water cooler, two Nvidia 4090 GPUs, Samsung SSDs, Corsair power supply.
- Software:
- Initially struggled with Ubuntu, switched to Pop!_OS
- Demonstrated setup on a laptop
- Installation Steps:
- Install Alama for AI models
- Use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for Windows users
- Install Docker for web UI
- Install Open Web UI for a feature-rich interface
- Install Stable Diffusion for local image generation
- Customization:
- Restrict models and commands for daughters’ use
- Integrate AI with Obsidian
- Demonstration:
- Showed Terry’s capabilities
- Showed how to use Open Web UI and Stable Diffusion
- Integrated AI into Obsidian
- Privacy and Control:
- Emphasized local, private control over AI
- Showed how to restrict AI capabilities for educational purposes
Additional Notes:
- Obsidian Integration:
- Used BMO Chatbot plugin to integrate AI into Obsidian
- Community and Learning:
- Encouraged joining Discord community for further discussion
- Mentioned IT Pro for learning Linux and IT skills
- Documentation:
- Provided a guide on Network Chuck Academy for the setup process
Conclusion:
The local AI server provides a private, customizable, and powerful AI experience that can be integrated with note-taking applications like Obsidian and controlled for educational purposes. The setup process involves installing various software components and can be done on a personal laptop.
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