AI has such a bad rap, but I actually found this tool to be really helpful with some of my challenges
AI has such a bad rap, but I actually found this tool to be really helpful with some of my challenges
pi.ai
Just a moment...
It’s called Pi and it’s a conversational AI made to be more of a personal assistant. In the bit of time I’ve used it, it’s done far better than I expected at reframing and simplifying my thoughts when I’m overwhelmed.
Obviously, talking to a real person is much better if possible, but the reality is some of us don’t have the finances to pay for therapy or other ways to cope with the anxiety/depression that so often comes with ASD. What are your thoughts on this?
The idea is great. I‘m not in a position to check it rn but if its not selfhosted, its probably a huge security risk.
That’s a huge concern for me too. They do explicitly state in the Privacy Policy that your data will never be sold or shared with third parties for advertising purposes, but that only means so much. It would be nice to see a full list of exact companies/services they use behind-the-scenes. Regardless, I really look forward to the day I can self-host something this powerful myself
It might be correct at this moment (as they have not yet found the data breach or decided selling your data is more profitable).
I would absolutely prefer something selfhosted. If its small, it can run on a pi. If it needs gpu power, one could host it for their friend group or family and recoup the cost and effort that way.
But I honestly dont think a post training conversational AI (for one person) should be that demanding. We‘d need a ML specialist to confirm that though. Some really know what they’re talking about.
Let’s put it this way, I’d be surprised if they didn’t have a backup of each single one of your messages.
Not sure what model it's running or how powerful your computer is, but it's pretty easy to run a llm yourself, even without a great video card. I'm currently running a docker image called Serge, which lets you download and run several models in a web ui. There are plenty that will run reasonably well with an average computer. There are some other options as well, but that's the one i've found to be the easiest.
If you can figure out docker, I think they even have a docker compose file you can just run.