AI automation with aitom8 | privateGPT sample with automated virtual environment | Live demo

In this video you learn how you can fully automate AI processes of your favorite AI apps with aitom8. We use privateGPT as sample app to illustrate the whole automation process including the management of virtual environments with conda (or venv). As always we give you a live demo in the system.
Chapters in this video:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - AI apps automation steps
01:54 - aitom8 structure and live demo
03:21 - Install privateGPT in a Conda virtual environment
07:34 - Ingest data
08:32 - Run privateGPT in Conda
09:07 - Outro
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[@BlueAntoinette]

aitom8 now supports a private directory per app (APP_PRIVATE_DIR) that is automatically created when a corresponding template directory (TEMPLATE_APP_PRIVATE_DIR) exist in the plugin directory. When the app gets installed with aitom8 install, all data located in the the APP_PRIVATE_DIR automatically gets copied into the regular APP_DIR after the corresponding app was downloaded from a git repository. This makes the APP_PRIVATE_DIR the ideal place for individual data like custom .env files, that automatically gets applied when the app gets (re)installed.

[@BlueAntoinette]

You know it guys, one of the most difficult tasks in programming is finding meaningful names for variables and functions. And for product names it gets even more difficult if you want to choose a name that does not exist yet. However, the meaning of "aitom8" derives from "AI" and "automate" but with "ate" replaced by "8". Hope this mnemonic helps 🙂.

[@frankwilder6860]

So true...

[@frankwilder6860]

Is it limited to github or does it work with other repositories as well?

[@BlueAntoinette]

The automated download by aitom8 actually works with any git based repository. Additionally you can perform any custom or proprietory download in the corresponding aitom8-plugin.

[@user-fu7er9gl1g]

I'm getting the error OSError: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found when trying to run privateGPT. Any ideas?

[@BlueAntoinette]

That's a know issue with gpt4all on debian 10 and not related to aitom8. If you have the possibility switch to debian 11, that's way easier then upgrading GLIBC on debian 10.

[@BlueAntoinette]

FYI, if you want to run Debian 11 with NVIDIA CUDA checkout this video as well th-cam.com/video/VxBhea8BeuI/w-d-xo.html