Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Public/DjAi

Timestamp:

Jun 28, 2023, 5:19:23 PM (17 months ago)

Author:

Boris Horner

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Public/DjAi

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 * The interface supports single-request operations, chat operations (with context management) and single-request operations with dynamically generated trainings. This allows ontology, terminology or other knowledge injection into the request or automatic attachment of examples chosen by keywords in the source.
 * The inference functionality with defined transforms (as called from the client software) can be easily integrated into your own software. Any environment able to send HTTP requests can access //dj//**AI** server by passing a local secret, the source data and the transform name. The service responds with the AI query result.
-* The AI request handling runs behind a web service. It is restricted to the functions defined by the training builders and is linked to a specific AI model such as {{{openAI GPT3.5}}} or {{{AlephAlpha luminous-extended}}}. Regular users can't change this. This way, transforms handling data to be protected can use a service like AlephAlpha with servers in Germany for such tasks, and openAI models for tasks with less sensitive data, where they perform better or well enough for less money.
-* Plugins for GPT3.5 and GPT4 and AlephAlpha are included. Other plugins will follow as required and can be added by implementing a simple software interface.
+* The AI request handling runs behind a web service. It is restricted to the functions defined by the training builders and is linked to a specific AI model such as {{{openAI GPT3.5}}} or {{{AlephAlpha luminous-extended}}}. Regular users can't change this. This way, transforms handling data to be protected can use a service like !AlephAlpha with servers in Germany for such tasks, and openAI models for tasks with less sensitive data, where they perform better or well enough for less money.
+* Plugins for GPT3.5 and GPT4 and !AlephAlpha are included. Other plugins will follow as required and can be added by implementing a simple software interface.
 
 The client is a .net 7 applications and runs on all recent Windows versions. HTTP access is possible from any environment (supporting HTTP requests).