As the title states. I have been unable to find anything that people new to AI can understand. I have found countless YouTube and other website tutorials...but they're way above my proverbial pay grade.
I'm a copywriter and know nothing about how to fine tune AI.
I followed an online guide and somehow managed to get LLaMA 13b working on my 4090, i7-10-700k, and 64gb of RAM PC.
While it works just fine...I'm having an issue with LLaMA 13b, Claude 2, and ChatGPT.
All three AIs cannot write at the level I need them to. They also have a piss-poor memory (e.g., Claude 2 forgets that I instructed it to "don't use passive voice" two messages ago).
So, I'm hoping there is a way to fine tune LLaMA 13b so that whenever I ask it to perform a writing task it will:
- Write in active voice only
- Don't write overly complex sentences with mutiple commas
- Begin blurbs with a straightforward benefit statement that establishes value
- Use natural language and syntax
- Add something substantive that complements the existing messaging while avoiding redundant phrasing
- Etc etc etc
Without me having to remind it.
Do you know if this is possible and how hard it will be for a total n00b like myself to accomplish. And can I accomplish this on my 4090 rig?
<> Or is fine tuning not intended for what I need AI to do?
Is there a guide for dummies (read: me) to get this to work on oobabooga?