We have spent a lot of time getting the form check on sensai.pt up to a level comparable to actual personal trainers' feedback. My question is: given that this form check lives up to its name and works really well, would you use it or are there objections against using AI for your home fitness? If so, what are those? Very curious to hear.
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Most fitness apps are one-way streets. They give you a plan and you do the work... But then the loop breaks. There is no one to watch your form, no one to correct your mistakes, and no one to tell you how to get better in the moment while keeping you motivated along the way.
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Swork is an AI-powered personal assitant that helps you find jobs. Not by looking at your CV or the vacancy description, no, Swork looks at your skills and personality and those required by a job!
Finetune LLaMa2-7b for chat towards any language (that isn't English). The rationale behind this is that LLaMa2 is trained on primarily English data and while it works to some extent for other languages, its performance is poor compared to English.
RAG Me Up is a generic framework that enables you do to RAG on your own dataset easily. Its essence is a small and lightweight server and a couple of ways to run UIs to communicate with the server.
