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Jun 13, 2023 6 tweets 3 min read Read on X
You can create a custom ChatGPT with your own data.

And you can do it without any knowledge of code.

Here's how to do it in just 3 steps:
1. Go on Chatbase

→ Go to chatbase.co (partner of this thread)
→ Click "Build Your Chatbot" and log in
2. Choose your data source

→ Click on "New Chatbot"
→ Choose your data source
→ It could be a PDF, a website, text or a Q&A
3. Create your chatbot

→ For the example I'll take the Vision Pro page on the Apple website
→ Click on "Create Chatbot" at the bottom
It's already done!

You can now chat with your AI chatbot on chatbase.co

It's even possible to integrate it into a website or share it very easily.
Now you know how to create your own ChatGPT! If you enjoyed this guide, please:

1. Follow me @itsPaulAi for more AI content

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Sep 11
Google has published AI Edge Gallery on the store 🔥

So you can do everything 100% locally on your phone:

- Upload images and ask questions
- Transcribe/translate audio files
- Summarize, rewrite, code
- Engage in multi-turn conversations

Steps to use it below (open source):
1. Download Google AI Edge Gallery

- Go to the Play Store
- Search for “Google Al Edge Gallery”
- Download the app shown in the screenshot below Image
2. Select a mode

- Click on the mode you want to use.
- Select the Gemma model.

Note: the larger it is, the better it'll perform, but the slower it'll be.

If you've a less powerful phone, choose the smallest model.
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Aug 31
You can combine Nano Banana with a video model to generate impressive results!

It literally takes just a few minutes.

Steps of the workflow below
1. Nano Banana

Import your original image into Gemini App or AI Studio.

Then simply ask it to transform the room (or other object) into an isometric view.

Repeat the process for your second image. Image
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2. Video

You're almost done:

- Import your images into an image-to-video template.

- Use the first one as the start frame and the last one as the end frame

I personally use Kling (I've created a quick tutorial right here) ↓

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Aug 25
Ok AI video gen is evolving really fast

You can now set the EXACT start and end frames before generating.

This means you can literally control your entire video with just 2 images and let AI fill the video in between.

Steps to do it using Kling 2.1
You just need 2 images:

- First frame of your scene (where the video begins)
- Last frame (where it ends)

In Kling 2.1, select "AI Video Generator" then "Image to video."

1. Upload your start image then your end image
2. Type a prompt if you wish
3. Click "Generate" and voilà!
Here’s another quick example:

You can easily control the whole scene and the transition by choosing the right start and end frames.
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Aug 15
Google has released a new open source model...

That runs on just 0.5 GB of RAM. Yes.

You can fine-tune it for free to make it better than the giant models at your tasks.

Quick steps to fine-tune Gemma 3 270M below Image
We're going to use the free Google Colab from Unsloth.

Steps:

- You've a general-purpose base model
- You want to teach it to work like you (eg. newsletter writing)
- Show it examples of past work (=training data)
- It'll learn your style, tone, formatting...

Link at the end Image
1. Setup and installation

This part installs Unsloth and all the other tools needed to fine-tune the model.

You don't need to change anything here; just run it. Image
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Aug 13
Gemini released the best AI tools for learning

You can now learn anything by using:

- Step-by-step guided learning
- Generate unlimited quizzes and flashcards
- Understand complex things w/ visuals and YT videos

Suitable for any topic you want to explore.

More below
1. Quiz generation

Gemini can now generate interactive quizzes on any topic.

- Start a new conversation
- Enter a prompt such as: “Generate a quiz to learn...”
- Gemini generates 10 questions

At the end, you can choose to generate new questions, analyze your weak points, or create flashcards.
2. Flashcards

You can generate sets of 25 flashcards... with audio!

Perfect for language learning or memorizing technical terms.

Example for vocabulary (audio on):
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Aug 5
OpenAI has finally released GPT OSS 20B!!

This is probably the most powerful model you can run locally on a laptop.

→ Only 3.6B active parameters
→ Adjustable "Reasoning Effort"
→ Works with 16GB of RAM!

Quick steps to use it 100% free and offline:
You can run it using LM Studio:

1. Download LM Studio for your OS
(Windows, macOS or Linux)

2. In the search tab, type "GPT OSS 20B"

3. Download the recommended model
Then you're ready!

Just open the chat tab and load the model from the top bar.

Type your prompt, set the "Reasoning Effort", enjoy!
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