I'm so impressed with what your dev community has come up with so far for your open source AI. Vehicle number plate recognition is truly awesome. Think of the potential applications for that module alone in all kinds of applications from law enforcement to industry-use. This AI has tremendous potential the more ideas and new modules are developed and added to it and could become extremely useful and valuable for so many real-world time-saving applications. Massive Kudos to your core developer team and all developers contributing open source modules to further improve and expand the AI's capabilities. How are you guys funded? Do you have any financial backing/grants or do you rely on donations? Or are you guys doing this without any funding? I'm not a professional programmer myself but recognise the enormous future potential AI has to solving real-world problems and making difficult tasks easier. I'd love to help contribute in any way I can perhaps with funding if you need it. Over the last 2-3 years I've been experimenting heavily with OpenAI ChatGPT which has become an invauable tool to me. One of the potential uses for it I experimented with last year is using ChatGPT for creating online teenage chat personas to simulate chats for catching child groomers & peadophiles. ChatGPT really nailed this. It was able to have very convincing chatroom text-chats in the manner of a 12-14 year old child after I gave it a fictional life-background story, a personality-style and taught it to adopt the typical text chat style of children online. It was hard to tell at times it was not a child and just an AI simulation! Imagine the potential AI has for bringing technological solutions to technological Internet-crime problems like that. With the ability to chat with thousands of child-predators at the same time, gather valuable intel and do risk assessment for law enforcement and child-protection agencies worldwide. That's just one application, imagine cybercrime/fraud solutions..or identifying and tracking lost/stolen property and pets from RFID chip tags etc..the possibilities are endlesses with a AI! Keep up the great work guys and let's keep sharing new ideas! Paul

Hi guys, I have been playing with OpenAI ChatGPT over the last years and as a programmer and developer myself would love to get hold of an open source AI and run one locally so when I discovered your project I was astonished. Kudos to your development community for not only making such a brilliant AI and do many modules but doing it open source and letting people contribute. AI is now coming of age and we're going to see a big shift soon towards mainstream use with ever-more advanced AI's but most like Apple Siri,Google Asssistant, Microsoft Copilot and the most powerful OpenAI ChatGPT are closed source. Your product looks really interesting with an incredible develop community potential. I'd like to install it on an old MacPro1,1 I have which despite being an early 1st gen MacPro (circa 2006) is best-spec and quite a beast: 2 x 4 core 3Ghz CPU, 32GB RAM, 20TB disk array, ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB VRAM GPU. Would this be a suitable server platform for running your AI (either in MacOSX 10.11 most recent MacOS version it supports) or the latest 64-bit Ubuntu Linux? I'm thinking more about GPU support? I'd love to build something like ChatGPT, but with Internet access. Basically something like Google Assistant & OpenAI ChatGPT. Would your open source AI be a suitable fit for something like or should I looking at something else? Any suggestions would be appreciated! Although I'm familar with using all the above AI's and especially OpenAI ChatGPT I'm only getting started on installing one myself and the development side so it's all new to me. Regards, Paul P.S. A few suggestion ideas for cool future module add-ons for your AI that would bring really useful real-world functionality in so many areas could be: 1. Ability to extract GPS coordinates from photos/video and place on maps in real-time. Plus video time-stamp recognition and ability to jump quickly through videos to specific time-stamp periods on videos like CCTV recordings. 2. Reverse-image searching for facial/object/location feature image recognition matching. As well as text/data pattern search matching. 3. TTS voice synthesis capability, like ChatGPT latest version has which is scarily so close to natural human sounding speech now! 4. RFID chip-scanning for RFID chip detection and reading embedded code from chips, plus QR barcode recognition and generation. 5. Cellular phone GPS tracking with real time map overlay and possible integration with Google Maps/Google Streetview. 6. Human-behaviour mimicking from chat interact

I haven't used IBM's Watson AI but have found Google's Assistant to be the most powerful and accurate Internet search AI. Definitely miles ahead of Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa which is highly inaccurate and relies too much on out-of-date and totally inaccurate data. Google is at the forefront IMO for AI Internet search, fast, accurate and reliable with a large developer community and loads of dev off-shot projects and applications. OpenAI is by far the most advanced and powerful AI I've ever used. It blew my mind! I use it daily, but without direct Internet access it's limited to its periodic deep-learning data updates. That said, its incredible knowledge base and ability to engage in a very natural human like way (which at times is scarily close to something approaching human consciousness) makes OpenAI's ChatGPT a really unique special and powerful AI-assistant tool that has the ability to apply knowledge in meaingful and insightful ways beyond just spitting out data searched from Internet like Google Assistant does other AI's. OpenAI's ChatGPT is fluent in over 100 human spoken languages (plus dozens of computer languages) and there's hardly any task it can't perform whether it be writing elegent source code, books, or helping you problem-solve, research and develop new ideas. If/when OpenAI eventually gets full Internet access and real-time data it will be truly awesome.