I'm #Building and #Training My Own #AI

I'm building and training a personal AI, using a software called AnythingLLM. With it, I can download any free, opensource model I like, nocoding required. I'm using Chroma, a free database with good capacity. Now I can load my 650+ stories into Chroma, a process called embedding, and I can ask my AI questions about my characters, settings, and more. Since it's hosted on my PC, I don't have to worry about my data getting read by online AIs or chunks of my stories showing up in someone's AI answer.

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