Summary ThursdAI - Full Interview with Killian Lucas, Author of Open Interpreter - YouTube (Youtube) www.youtube.com
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Killian Lucas talks about Open Interpreter, his open source project that allows AI to run code locally using GPT-4 or local models such as llama or lam.
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- Killian Lucas is the author of the open source project called Open Interpreter.
- Open Interpreter allows AI to run and execute code on a local machine using GPT-4 or a local model like llama or lam.
- Open Interpreter integrates with various platforms and allows for complex logic.
- The goal of Open Interpreter is to create an interpreter that can work across different systems and allow users to run any language model and execute code.
- Killian Lucas emphasizes the importance of user feedback and collaboration in managing the Open Interpreter project.
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Killian Lucas, author of Open Interpreter, discusses his open source project that enables AI to execute code locally using GPT-4 or local models like llama or lam.
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Killian Lucas, the author of Open Interpreter, was recently interviewed about his open source project. Open Interpreter allows AI to execute code on a local machine using GPT-4 or local models like llama or lam. The development of Open Interpreter was inspired
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Killian Lucas, the author of the open source project called Open Interpreter, was interviewed on Thursday. Open Interpreter is a way to have AI run and execute code on your local machine using GPT-4 or a local model like llama or lam.
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