Local server using AI to respond to a query from videos that it was trained with

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Look for a way to use AI that was trained from transcribed videos (on youTube) to generate a list of the videos that answer a help query. Needs to run on a local server.

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Just a getting started question and would appreciate some guidance. Note we are windows based and use TEAMS

Posted 5-Jan-24 6:32am

mjdesnoyer

Updated 5-Jan-24 6:43am

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0x01AA 5-Jan-24 12:57pm

Then search for...

[no name] 5-Jan-24 14:51pm

And then? It searches the internet for videos that contain the same types of clips? Other people's videos?

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mjdesnoyer · Answer 1 · 2024-01-05T08:56:00

Solution 1

No the video's are ours on youTube. The idea would be the AL answer would be a URL to that video or a list if Videos.
Thanks.

Posted 5-Jan-24 8:56am

mjdesnoyer

Updated 5-Jan-24 9:22am

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[no name] 6-Jan-24 13:56pm

Just create a bunch of tags that reference the videos. Then query the tags. No "ai" here because your "sample / training set" is the same as the "target set".

Richard Deeming 9-Jan-24 8:19am

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