This Isn't Just A Chatbot (OpenAI Should Be Scared...)

I heard nvidia was doing some chat bot stuff, but Chat With RTX ended up being much more interesting than I expected. Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is a fascinating new technique and I'm curious how we see it adopted over time. Compared to ChatGPT and ollama, this is very different.
"insert statement about Tensorflow for SEO reasons here"
Sources:
www.nvidia.com...
github.com/NVI...
github.com/oll...
Check out my Twitch, Twitter, Discord more at t3.gg
S/O Ph4se0n3 for the awesome edit 🙏

[@yowwn8614]

That start with linus is makes my heart drop.

[@H-Root]

Same point 😂 When I saw him I thought I clicked the wrong notification for a split second

[@berkeozkir]

Same! Wasn't expecting that.

[@danielfernandes1010]

Wow somehow I missed it lol

[@MelroyvandenBerg]

hahhaha.. there we go Linus.

[@blacktear5197]

Jajajaja a ver si os enteráis que el OpenSource es una de los mayores engaños de las multinacionales para que trabajéis a cambio de una camiseta

[@MrSofazocker]

ONLY addition, it HAS to support markdown. Imagine, just setting this to your obsidian vaults folder path and boom, you can chat with your second brain 🤯

[@Sanchuniathon384]

I need this yesterday

[@personinousapraham3082]

The way these models work means it almost definitely already does to some extent, since there a decent amount of markdown in the training process for the models used for both generation and document embedding (making the search part work). At that point it's mostly just a matter of prompt tuning

[@z_0968]

What if I told you that already exists? - There is an Ollama plugin to chat with your notes. Although this is more single note specific, it's free. - There is also a plugin called Smart Connections, but you need a OpenAI API key for that. This one is note global, it will create embeddables (vector files created from your notes) from your notes. And then you can chat with all your notes.

[@cabaucom376]

So I’m working on this… anyone who sees this comment what are some must have’s for a local first AI knowledge vault?

[@carvierdotdev]

❤ oh man that's actually a very good thinking..

[@hugazo]

Finally one use for my 4080 that doesn't involve crying trying to play cities skylines 2

[@RT-.]

Wut? It lags on that game?

[@Rock4896]

@@RT-. Yeah that game is beyond a mess

[@hugazo]

The game is broken@@RT-.

[@GetUrFunnyUp]

Isnt that a cpu based game

[@oo--7714]

​@@GetUrFunnyUpyes

[@YomiTosh]

Hey Theo, just wanted to point out a few inconsistencies. RAG doesn’t train a model, it indexes the text files in a vector database and uses word similarity to look up relevant text. So the model, such as llama2 or mistral is unchanged but it is able to add context and make the retrieved text more conversational. There are loads of great AI/RAG projects other than Ollama out in the git seas too. Many not quite as simple or easy to use though. Thanks for all the great videos. Already subscribed ;)

[@cryptogenik]

Came here to say this, and also - your bias is showing :P

[@rendezone]

Shamelessly mentioning here the product/startup I work for: Qdrant is an open source vector database which excels at RAG setups. I created the JS SDK :P which offers fully-typed REST and gRCP clients

[@lukeweston1234]

@@rendezone What does it offer that PGVector for instance does not?

[@martinkrueger937]

@YomiTosh by any chance do you know which RAG system/framework is giving out the best performance?

[@medalikhaled]

they are not directly using svelte, they are using a project OSS project called Gradio for the UI which uses svelte

[@ofadiman]

Finally 🎉 I couldn't wait any longer for ray tracing support in my chat bot GUI

[@user-pc8vn6ym7r]

I have to admit, that is the MOST creative L&S I've ever seen on here. And I normally swear at the screen in response. Maybe.

[@Petyr25]

Feedback: Superb video, more AI stuff from you would be great. Specially with open source stuff with our own data.

[@SkyyySi]

The app isn't made with Svelte, but with Gradio. Gradio is a Python library for creating web UIs for ML applications. Gradio, however, uses Svelte and Tailwind internally.

[@E-Juice]

I make 2 points here. 1 questioning the accuracy of this system 2 why windows 1. what's interesting about downloading youtube video transcripts and using those files at 7:40 is that nvidia's setup is MOST LIKELY using their own ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) model, either Canary or Parakeet, which i've tested and found that theyre good but still not as accurate as open ai's Whisper ASR model. So without knowing what specific model is used to transcribe the youtube videos, we don't know how exact those transcriptions are, so that affects how well this RAG can asnwer questions using that data. I would reccommend using Whisper-Large-v3 and manually transcribing the youtube videos, or just uploading actual documents and notes and testing them rather than transcribing youtube videos. 2. you dont reccommend using WSL but you didnt elaborate. what is the best alternative? installing linux locally or using a cloud workstation? dont say mac because they dont come with nvidia gpu

[@adam_k99]

Good stuff! Could you make a video on how well it performs as a coding assistant?

[@Sindoku]

I’ll definitely be checking this out this weekend when I don’t have to work. This looks bad ass!

[@nothingtoseehere5760]

NOT DEEP ENOUGH! MOAR PLZ!

[@pixma140]

Nice thing what Nvidia did there :) Do you want to share the two KZbin Playlists in the comments or description maybe? :D

[@TrimutiusToo]

Deeper, go even deeper!!!

[@unowenwasholo]

This is like ControlNet for LLMs. Dope.

[@exapsy]

00:03 and i already saw linus dropping not just something, a graphics card. Instant like! xD

[@aloufin]

I keep thinking about this video.... RAG is showing up on my timeline on twitter everywhere... I would have had to spend HOURS trying to understand it... let alone realise I could download NVIDIAs demo and run it on my GPU..... Your videos are amazing to understand huge swathes of new AI tech easily... not to mention actually show working tech demos.

[@eointolster]

What’s the advantage over privateer that’s been out for months where you can choose your own model and it is tiny in comparison?

[@user-tk5ir1hg7l]

50% faster inference with nvidia gpus on tensor-rt is no joke, i hope they expand this and let you fine tune and add models

[@niteshbaskaran2262]

If all of the python docs were fed to an LLM model, would you use query that LLM model or still refer to the original docs?

[@Hunger53]

The main downside of this program is it only parses one file at a time, even if you have multiple files with data. Kinda meh if you need to do comparisons or use one file as a context to process the second.

[@SecretMember-n9d]

You need CrewAI

[@vitorwindberg4212]

I agree. It would be awesome if, for example, in the "What is Theo's favorite library?" question, the model could use all different videos data at once and assume it's React - instead of relying on a single video that it deemed the most important for that question.

[@sauer.voussoir]

Nice pointing it out, I didn't even realize it did it that way. Hopefully they get updated along the way.

[@FamilyManMoving]

This is a simple demonstration cobbled together from open source. It's not meant to be an actual system. What you want is already available; it just requires a little more work on your end, and models that can handle the actual data. Context length is a real issue with a lot of open source models. There is only so much RAG can do if a model limits context to 2048 tokens, for instance. I've had models start hallucinating when they get close to the limit. The good news is those hallucinations are so off the topic that it's obvious when they occur.

[@dubya85]

It can look at everything in a folder at once

[@bugged1212]

Already been using this, I have also wired up ollama to serve multiple requests and I run a business off it now.

[@schtormm]

8:17 for some reason the Dutch public news broadcaster also uses svelte sometimes lmao

[@arianj2863]

Could you make a small RAG project :-)? Or do you have a channel who is like the theo of open source LLMs?

[@christianremboldt1557]

Never thought an AI would convince me to subscribe to someone

[@zyxwvutsrqponmlkh]

I wonder how large a single text can be for this to work. Can I throw whole books at it? What about my states entire law code?

[@chriss3154]

A comparison against privateGPT and/or localGPT would've been awesome

[@jaylenjames364]

I can get a little more specific on a topic with chat with rtx. Compared to chatgpt.

[@jacobgoldenart]

I'm confused here, There are a ton of vector databases that you can install and run on a Mac. No external GPU needed. Like Chromadb, or Faise. Then just use something like llamaindex or langchain to chunk your documents and create embeddings using something like openai's ada2. Then insert them into chroma and starting doing rag on your documents. You certainly don't need an Nvidia GPU.

[@minimal2224]

Woah woah woah it’s only fast because of your laptop hardware lol M1 - M4 chip?

[@riftsassassin8954]

Definitely on team AI deep dive!

[@patricknelson]

Maybe “trt-llm-rag-windows” implies maybe there will be a Linux or MacOS version someday. 🤔

[@ramielkady938]

We are beyond what you are excited about here ... This does not cut it anymore in a post ChatGPT world man ... What is the use case for this ?

[@TheD3adlysin]

This is a good video. Just wish you could run this on Linux....with a AMD card.....heh

[@tasmto]

Ok... this is really really cool!

[@smallbluemachine]

So, you're gonna need an Nvidia RTX-capable card (30xx is fine) and it'll need at least 7GB vram, so maybe your laptop might struggle. Really interesting app. Super simple to install and run. It's quite the killer app for a demo 😅 some start-ups and their investors somewhere are gonna be sweating bullets. 😂

[@TheMirrorslash]

This is the future. There's so many AI integrations dropping. The possibilities are getting out of hand.

[@hogwrangler3283]

bruh, if you ever hear that they've ported it over to amd graphics cards (7800xt enjoyer here), then please make a video on it asap. it's very relevant for someone like me. it took like 2 months to transcribe my favourite game design videos on youtube because i didn't find that kind of literature other than the really academic stuff, like about possible chess permutations or probabilities in poker.. it's over thousand pages of raw .txt with no formatting and extra whitespace to help with readability (yet). it's just sitting there on the disk.. waiting for a moment like this to come by.

[@MickenCZProfi]

I think very soon, I recently pushed AMD on their github to support the 7800 XT with ROCm and less than a week ago they satisfied my request and it is now supported. Should be able to run stuff on it a lot better now.

[@draken5379]

Lol u make it sound super complex, its not. RAG just tokenizes your documents, then searches that vector database with your input, and the result is piped into the LLM. Been possible since gpt3.5 :P

[@Anthonyg5005]

It's just a TensorRT demo, it's not that good. Maybe it'd be better if it wasn't based on AWQ. It's basically just a ui with youtube-dl for downloading transcripts and vector db to store that text. The two models used aren't the best for context search either

[@7h476uy]

Linus intro is on point, Theo!

[@crabbypaddy5549]

I find Chat with rtx quite useless as if I talk to a document with let say 10000 words in it, the Llama2 13b and only move down the document you query like 1500 words locally. full of info retrieval mistakes. Not impressed. I run it on my 3090.. can I incorporate other language models or am I stuck with these two models?

[@hallooww]

facebook actually making progress in the AI scene…

[@Dav-jj2jb]

I would be excited about AI if people would stop at chat bots, but we won't. It will get from "cool chat bot" to "AGI existential dread" real quick.

[@jazilzaim]

This is going to give another moat to Windows devices over Mac and Linux devices

[@jopansmark]

It's over for OpenAI

[@asiliria]

FOSS ftw!

[@jamesgphillips91]

Ngl still not sure how someone hasn’t made a web 3 platform to get us all “mining” ai workloads with our 30xx series and up gpus. Pretty sure it’d be cheaper than 7 trillion to crowd source it :p

[@after1001]

superagent does os rag

[@TM_LBenson]

This will make college so much easier!

[@wlockuz4467]

I will never understand how Meta's OS side can be so good, while their business side is always being so predatory.

[@johnbarros1]

Hey I hit subscribe! Gimme more Ai!

[@kivylius]

Local is the future, not cloud

[@__greg__]

Nice

[@hairy7653]

More ai for sure

[@alireza-bonab]

👏💚

[@Wanderer2035]

If it’s censored I ain’t using it

[@tiredofeverythingnew]

(OpenAI Should Be Scared...) - Clickbait rubbish title bro!

[@dubya85]

Nothing open about it

[@gro967]

Doesn't recommend Windows, but uses MacOS, the irony...

[@CorporateShill]

How is it ironic? Smooth brain

[@isoccer4447]

Where is the timestamp? you started scamming?

[@SeattleSpursFan1882]

More AI content, please

[@VenkyBeast]

This is nothing new or special by nvidia. RAG is not training any data! There are already many better projects than RTX Chatbot.

[@MaxGuides]

Why are you still messing with Ollama when Gemma has been released?

[@goldydog1]

Subscribers get exclusive access to the unsubscribe button

[@mikehunt3205]

"Windows 11" I thumbs upped, but split when I looked up the requirements.

[@hallooww]

this guy lowkey makes me mad

[@LootableCorpse]

you didn't 0:11

[@MrLenell16]

It's not training the model just doing RAG. Retrieval is basically querying for relevant docs based on semantic similarity basically doing a sql query which a vectors in the where clause

[@poipoi300]

Yep thanks for that, was about to comment something similar. Words are coordinates, yo.

[@Imp0ssibleBG]

Is it done by searching to the nearest/closest embedding?

[@LookRainy]

@@Imp0ssibleBGpretty much. But there are other different approaches for doing RAG

[@hunterkauffman9400]

simplest technique is the cosine similarity between the query and each document chunk.

[@joreilly]

But is this the best example of 'kind of' training your own model? There's a race right now for people to train models on private or proprietary data. RAG seems to be the most practical solution so far even though it's not perfect. Or am I wrong about this?

[@rusyaidimusa2309]

I would consider giving a shoutout to the llamacpp project that serves as the backend engine to many of the open source programs like Ollama, and the many many talented engineers who brought support to so many different systems configurations. The open source scene has been on fire since Llama dropped and running models locally has never been easier.

[@DaniDipp]

This is huge for my wiki. I can just give it a directory of markdown files. 🤯

[@hugazo]

Better search in docs, i would add my frameworks/libraries documentations as well

[@lukeskywalker7029]

Tell me you have no idea about AI, without telling me you have no idea about AI ... There are so many great AI models, tools, libraries and projects and you choose to promote some uninspired windows release by NVIDIA 🧐OpenAI should be scared but surely not of this library! "Somewhere between traditional lookup with a GPT and training your own Models from scratch", "Its pretrained on a bunch of data", "TensorFlowRT" .... Seriously @theo I very much appreciate your content on WebDev, but please stick to what you actually know and dont fall into the hype trap of having to do AI content becaue it gnerates clicks. And you even got the svelte part kinda wrong... which falls in your alley of expertise!

[@alltech9096]

just curious, can u recommend where I can get AI models with similar functionality? thanks

[@iGhostr]

you must be fun at parties

[@lukeskywalker7029]

@@iGhostr Is this a party? Oh yeah NVIDIA & OpenAI party I guess 🤭

[@GS-tk1hk]

@@iGhostr He's not wrong though, the RAG explanation was completely wrong and it's worth pointing out. If you're gonna do a video on a topic in unfamiliar territory, do some extra research.

[@SenorRobinHood]

Would this work on the codebase for a library? For example inputting a freshly downloaded wordpress directory and then also digesting the wordpresss developer docs to make it your private Q&A tutor for platform you're trying to learn?

[@Al-Storm]

Yes

[@blenderpanzi]

Point it to a playlist of Jonathan Blow videos and then tell it JavaScript is the best language and ask when will Jai have LSP support? Can a LLM can get an aneurysm?

[@DNA912]

While watching this I started to realise how huge usage I would have with this at work. The project I'm in has a huge documentation, but everything is just a brain dump, and there have many times happened that we've found something "new" in the docs that we completely had missed before. Imma work on making an AI on that dataset asap. I love experimenting with AI's locally, it so fun and it feels so much cooler and better then the cloud once

[@MightyDantheman]

This is pretty cool, though I'm still waiting for the day that I can use at least GPT-4 level AI locally *(and ideally either for free or a one-time payment for one single version).* Sadly, I doubt this will ever happen outside of opensource projects, which tend to not be as good due to less funding and resources. But I still appreciate any effort put towards that future.

[@RisingPhoenix96]

2:19 The KZbin algorithm recommends me your videos frequently. Is there any real benefit I get from subscribing if I'm going to watch your videos and see all your community posts anyway?

[@Gocunt]

what if i don't subscribe to anyone because i just don't want to be subscribed to a bunch of random channels? ai doesn't understand

[@d4rkg]

I never expected to see Freddie Mercury talking about AI

[@Tymon0000]

This will be huge when the ai will be capable of parsing a whole project and multiple docs.

[@pencilcheck]

ahhh, imagine parsing and generating tests that makes sense based on prompts ::OOOO

[@tuckerbeauchamp8192]

Oh man, was not ready for that intro. I love LTT and your channel, that was a great little combination

[@nukmuk]

I feel like this one is kind of overhyped, like why does it show the whole conversation history when it can't even see your previous messages

[@GeorgeG-is6ov]

If you don't want to use it because it's so large, get ollama and you can run it on your command prompt, I recommend watching a tutorial on it, and there's models as little as 1.8 gb (For example, phi 2, which is small yet very powerful)

[@thisbridgehascables]

If you’re impressed by these chatbots or ChatGPT than you really have low expectations. These models can’t connect specific data to each other or had the awareness to understand between the lines implied logic or data, or instruction. I’ve tried training them on a particular set and it still fails or returns incorrect data that would have massive implications to serious situations. It’s got years upon years to go before these things can really be reliable.

[@shiccup]

is this just a clickbate way to say local llms are cool

[@shiccup]

lmstudio does the same thing

[@TheGoodMorty]

Ollama just released the Windows preview

[@red9090]

Theo just dropped a 3 min suscribe pitch.

[@hairy7653]

the KZbin option isn't showing up on my rtxchat

[@omanimedia]

Same Issue Bro I Also searching for this whole internet but couldn't even get one useful tutorial🥲 If you figured it out Then please let me know.

[@chaks2432]

This kind of stuff would be a lifesaver if it manages to work as an AI powered chatbot for documentation for proprietary frameworks and stuff. I'm working at a startup and we're building our own framework from scratch, so having RTX Chat work as an AI documentation assistant would be great

[@Readraid_]

'Nvidia just dropped' linus clip is CRAZY

[@setasan]

That would be great for my hundred pages onenote files.

[@oakbellUK]

Thank you for your work, however, if you could talk a little slower it would help us understand you better.

[@jzeltman]

Would love to see more AI content. Great look into this new release from NVIDIA

[@Al-Storm]

WSL2 works surprisingly well. I've been using it on one of my machines for SD, llama, and mixtral.

[@sadshed4585]

what is vram for RAG or their version of it

[@seanmartinflix]

Okay this is something I'm trying to learn. For the record I'm not a programmer just an enthusiast trying to learn stuff kind of a dummy Compared to you all probably. But what do you guys think of Pinocchio I've gotten llama to run through it but it doesn't always run And there's not very many good tutorials on Pinocchio . I would love it to be covered on this channel. just what you think of it? And other insights if possible. Anything I really can find on it is very basic and only gets you so far. Weird comment I know. like the channel always some great insights.

[@scottiedoesno]

MOAR AI. The solution to having a job with AI is knowing how to use it

[@FarishKashefinejad]

Theo Tech Tips

[@schrodingersspoon1705]

RAG is probably not the future lol. Some higher iteration of this may be used in the future. It also doesn't handle the use case you specified

[@jenny-DD]

Good now, I can just get the point of youtube videos by putting them into Nvidea cuts out all the fluff

[@sarjannarwan6896]

Rags are cool, they can use vector databases to map to data.