In this easy to follow tutorial, we introduce llamafile, a user-friendly tool created by Justine Tunney for running large language models (LLMs) on your own computer. Llamafile simplifies the process by creating a single file that works smoothly on different CPU architectures. This tutorial is ideal for anyone interested in exploring AI models on their local machine, with no need for deep technical expertise.

The video focuses on how to install and use llamafile on Windows. We guide you through the steps to set up llamafile to operate on your computer's Nvidia GPU, which boosts its performance compared to using the CPU.

Additionally, we compare the speed of a local Llama model with that of GPT-4 on ChatGPT. The results? Llamafile shows remarkable speed, making it a great tool for local AI applications.

IMPORTANT: This video is obsolete as of December 26, 2023
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GPU now works out of the box on Windows. You still need to pass the
-ngl 35 flag, but you're no longer required to install CUDA/MSVC.