Just a PSA FYI: I’m in a unique position to be both a PhD level practicing clinical psychologist and AI developer and it might be a good idea for you to add in a disclaimer at the beginning of this video that it’s for entertainment purposes only. Lay people (especially those afflicted by a Dunning Kruger effective) naively mistake what they see in tv, movies, pop magazines for actual evidence based psychotherapy that’s practiced by competent clinical psychologists. The journeymen level techniques that you show in this video should not be mistaken for clinical psychology. At best they are simplistic entry level tools that are used within in a broader therapeutic context, modified based on the patient and situation. What you are presenting should not be taken as therapy less in could result in confusion and or an imparted off putting understanding to people what therapy is. This has a tendency to turn people off to real therapy which could result in harming people in the long run.
Thank you for your valuable insight. I've added a disclaimer to the video to clarify that it's for educational and entertainment purposes only. Your expertise is greatly appreciated, and it's important that we communicate these boundaries clearly.
@@ai-for-devsgreat response, I have some interesting ideas to add to this and some of the resources to help it happen (explains how I came up with the upgrade idea). How do I contact you to discuss potential collaboration? Would be preferable to work with you since this is your original work. Thanks
@@ai-for-devs hey, no hate here. i respect the grind, you have AI doing your work, then im all for it. the content is what matters and i appreciate that its out there!
I would love to see how you would set up an on premises chat-gpt or other similar gp-ai like llama version of Jarvis with short term and long term memory that you could use in your home but that is secure.
Great idea! To set up an on-premises AI like this one with memory, you could use open-source models such as LLaMA together with LM Studio (or Ollama/LiteLLM) which provides APIs similar to OpenAI's (see ua-cam.com/video/aWml0ncqPnUs/v-deo.html).
Right? Once you start with agents (AutoGen, CrewAI, LangChain, ...), there's just no going back! It's like discovering a secret ingredient. Glad you found the idea inspiring-welcome to the smoother side of workflows! 😄
Absolutely! Sometimes it’s challenging for me to gauge the right pace because I’ve been doing this for so long. In the beginner courses on ai-for-devs.com, I make a conscious effort to slow things down.
Just a PSA FYI: I’m in a unique position to be both a PhD level practicing clinical psychologist and AI developer and it might be a good idea for you to add in a disclaimer at the beginning of this video that it’s for entertainment purposes only. Lay people (especially those afflicted by a Dunning Kruger effective) naively mistake what they see in tv, movies, pop magazines for actual evidence based psychotherapy that’s practiced by competent clinical psychologists. The journeymen level techniques that you show in this video should not be mistaken for clinical psychology. At best they are simplistic entry level tools that are used within in a broader therapeutic context, modified based on the patient and situation. What you are presenting should not be taken as therapy less in could result in confusion and or an imparted off putting understanding to people what therapy is. This has a tendency to turn people off to real therapy which could result in harming people in the long run.
Thank you for your valuable insight. I've added a disclaimer to the video to clarify that it's for educational and entertainment purposes only. Your expertise is greatly appreciated, and it's important that we communicate these boundaries clearly.
@@ai-for-devsgreat response, I have some interesting ideas to add to this and some of the resources to help it happen (explains how I came up with the upgrade idea). How do I contact you to discuss potential collaboration? Would be preferable to work with you since this is your original work. Thanks
@@ai-for-devs a very suspiciously AI answer.
@@bakeee you can’t imagine how hard it was to train the AI to write a comment, and also to change the description 🥵
@@ai-for-devs hey, no hate here. i respect the grind, you have AI doing your work, then im all for it. the content is what matters and i appreciate that its out there!
I would love to see how you would set up an on premises chat-gpt or other similar gp-ai like llama version of Jarvis with short term and long term memory that you could use in your home but that is secure.
Great idea! To set up an on-premises AI like this one with memory, you could use open-source models such as LLaMA together with LM Studio (or Ollama/LiteLLM) which provides APIs similar to OpenAI's (see ua-cam.com/video/aWml0ncqPnUs/v-deo.html).
Cool! Would this also work with other LLMs like Groq or local ones?
Yes, he said that at the beginning, 'choose any local llm you want'
Right :-)
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Any advice for getting this to run in a GUI?
Just...moist...damn I didnt think of putting autogen into my regular workflows too. lmfao.
Right? Once you start with agents (AutoGen, CrewAI, LangChain, ...), there's just no going back! It's like discovering a secret ingredient. Glad you found the idea inspiring-welcome to the smoother side of workflows! 😄
Is it possible use, in a group chat ?
Very interesting idea. Why not.
Just me struggling at 3:45 to get the environment to work right
Okay, after getting the Api key to work, I can actually get text! Woot woot! Moving on...
Great. Hope it works now.
is there anyway to slow down to be able to follow step by step?
Absolutely! Sometimes it’s challenging for me to gauge the right pace because I’ve been doing this for so long. In the beginner courses on ai-for-devs.com, I make a conscious effort to slow things down.