Hands-on Generative AI

Hands-on showcase to run Generative AI on your own PC: 5 steps, 10 lines of code.

(And a little extra of about 15GB of RAM and storage 😉 )

Code can be copied from attached file.

Share your poem with the world! 📜🪶

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