Any open source AI text generators?

[RhebaReaux]

I just started playing with Stable Diffusion, which, if anyone doesn't know, is an open source desktop platform to generate images from text prompts, like DALL-E and MidJourney. While I love both of these services, which are fantastic, after you use up your free credits, you have to pay. Stable Diffusio, on the other hand allows you to generate as many images as you want (so long as you don't mind waiting a bit longer). So far I've been impressed with the results.

My question is whether there's anything equivalent for text generation - ie an open source trainable platform that can generate fresh text or paraphrases?

 

[razharov]

I just started playing with Stable Diffusion, which, if anyone doesn't know, is an open source desktop platform to generate images from text prompts, like DALL-E and MidJourney. While I love both of these services, which are fantastic, after you use up your free credits, you have to pay. Stable Diffusio, on the other hand allows you to generate as many images as you want (so long as you don't mind waiting a bit longer). So far I've been impressed with the results.

My question is whether there's anything equivalent for text generation - ie an open source trainable platform that can generate fresh text or paraphrases?

ChatGPT is capable of what you said, and through openai it’s currently unlimited free.

 

[Kinu Actaz]

ChatGPT is capable of what you said, and through openai it’s currently unlimited free.

I’m wondering how this tool gives unlimited text for free since OpenAI isn’t free.

 

[JasonS]

I’m wondering how this tool gives unlimited text for free since OpenAI isn’t free.

I was curious too, so just checked and found that it's actually OpenAI's model which is in the research stage.
https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

 

[Techpreneur]

There are a lot of AI models available that you can use to train and generate articles for free. The only big issue is that you need a high-tech setup to use those models.

 

[mw0]

Yes, there are open source text models. GPT-J, GPT-NeoX, Fairseq-GPT to name a few. However these require a lot more VRAM to run making them not as easy to set up locally on a normal machine like you can with Stable Diffusion.

NovelAI is a good service that runs these models instead of GPT-3 though, and their subscription is pretty cheap. There are also various services that host the models and allow you to access them with an API.

 

[Margaret Tracy]

There are many open source AI text generators available. Some popular ones include GPT-2, Grover, and TextGan.

 

[razharov]

I’m wondering how this tool gives unlimited text for free since OpenAI isn’t free.

I was wrong it’s not unlimited free, but I create a lot with it in the last days and I used like 5% of my trial balance, so I can safely say that you can create hundreds-thousands of article /free account

 

[Fiducia]

I just started playing with Stable Diffusion, which, if anyone doesn't know, is an open source desktop platform to generate images from text prompts, like DALL-E and MidJourney. While I love both of these services, which are fantastic, after you use up your free credits, you have to pay. Stable Diffusio, on the other hand allows you to generate as many images as you want (so long as you don't mind waiting a bit longer). So far I've been impressed with the results.

My question is whether there's anything equivalent for text generation - ie an open source trainable platform that can generate fresh text or paraphrases?

Do you have the hardware required to run NLP models like GPT-J, GPT-NeoX?

There are service providers offering APIs to these models on a flat fee.

 

[Kinu Actaz]

I was wrong it’s not unlimited free, but I create a lot with it in the last days and I used like 5% of my trial balance, so I can safely say that you can create hundreds-thousands of article /free account

Why don’t you use OpenAi’s Playground directly, did you get better results with ChatGPT than Playground?