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FlexiGPT: Engaging with Documents

1Sakarya University
✉ Corresponding author: Abdalrhman Alquaary · apoalquaary@gmail.com
Proceedings Cognitive Models and Artificial Intelligence Conference Volume 15 Pages 81–85 Year 2023
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Abstract

Leveraging the robust potential inherent in large language models, their profound and pervasive impact has transcended various domains in recent years, ushering in their widespread integration across diverse sectors. In resonance with this predominant trend, the current study introduces an innovative application that endows users with the capacity to actively engage in conversations with their digital files. This program integrates state-of-the-art large language models with the techniques of Retrieval Augmentation, thereby crafting an immersive and sophisticated experience that not only amplifies but fundamentally elevates user engagement to new heights of interactivity and responsiveness. Functioning as a pivotal nexus, Hugging Face, a renowned platform for machine learning models, assumes the role of the primary repository and catalyst for these transformative language models. Through the medium of this application, users can have interactive engagement, perfectly aligned with the continually evolving tapestry of linguistic technology and digital interaction. Significantly, users possess the freedom to choose from an extensive array of open-source large language models available on the Hugging Face platform, thereby, they also retain the option to seamlessly update to newer models as they become available, ensuring continuous access to the latest large language models and maintaining the applicability of the application in line with evolving user needs. Importantly, the operational viability of the program is extended to local execution, contingent upon the availability of sufficient hardware resources.  

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Alquaary, A., & Çelebi, N. (2023). FlexiGPT: Engaging with Documents. In Cognitive Models and Artificial Intelligence Conference (pp. 81–85). SET Technology. https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.6.1.029

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29 Dec 2023

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