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Mistral is one of the few AI companies I am extremely excited to see get better funded. I'm working on a local product (coming soon™) that uses Mistral-7B-Inst
by dvt 2y ago
Mistral is one of the few AI companies I am extremely excited to see get better funded.
I'm working on a local product (coming soon™) that uses Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.2 under the hood. Parsing screen reader text (and taking actions, etc.) via local LLMs is, in my humble opinion, the future of computing. Even though getting it right is hard, and there's lots of edge cases, it's pretty awesome when it works. Mistral has been (by far) the most reliable model to date. I'm likely going to be fine tuning it over the next few months, but here it is working on Windows and MacOS in both web browser[1] and file manager[2] contexts.
[1] https://vimeo.com/931907811 https://vimeo.com/931907811
[2] https://dvt.name/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-11.png https://dvt.name/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/image-11.png
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- candiddevmike 2y agoDo you currently or plan to pay Mistral for any of this? Trying to understand how they would make you a customer in the future.
- eitally 2y agoThe use case you described is essentially the future of all the RPA vendors, too. BluePrism, UIPath, Pega, Automation Anywhere, etc. They all started as screen scrapers & BPML parsers to "automate" processes. With the power of LLMs they become powerful enough to actually automate things (and also put hundreds of thousands of offshore manual tech laborers out of work). BPM automation supercharged by LLMs is systems integrators' nightmare.