Category: Artificial Intelligence
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Local AI For Blender 5.0 Python API
Simple Way to Connect AI to Blender Using Ollama Python API Connecting local AI to Blender allows you to generate 3D scenes using natural language.
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Review Generative AI Z-Image-Turbo Q3_K GGUF 6B Model
Running Stable Diffusion cpp with Z Image Turbo Q3 K GGUF 6B on AMD Instinct MI60 Linux Guide Stable Diffusion is a popular tool for local AI image generation.
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Review Generative AI Stable Diffusion v1-5 1B Model
How to Set Up Stable-Diffusion.cpp with Stable Diffusion v1-5 1B on Linux (AMD Instinct Mi60) In this guide, we will walk you through setting up Stable-Diffusion.cpp with the Stable Diffusion v1-5 1B model on Linux, optimized for the AMD Instinct Mi60 32GB HBM2 GPU.
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CortexIDE 1.4.9 Advanced Editor Review
CortexIDE A Comprehensive Open-Source Code Editor for Developers If you are looking for an AI-powered code editor that can boost your coding productivity with features like code completion, error detection, and intelligent suggestions, then CortexIDE is definitely worth considering.
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Review Generative AI codellama-7b-hf-q4_k_m.gguf Model
Steps to Configure Llama.cpp WebUI with Codellama 7B on Fedora 43 In this tutorial, we will go through the steps to configure the Llama.cpp WebUI with Codellama 7B running on a Linux system with an AMD Instinct Mi60 32GB HBM2 GPU.
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LibreOffice Writer Llama.cpp Integration Using AMD Instinct MI60 GPU
Getting Started with LibreOffice + Llama.cpp Integration on Linux with AMD Instinct Mi60 GPU If you are a Linux user looking to leverage AI capabilities with LibreOffice, this guide will show you how to integrate Llama.cpp into LibreOffice Writer using your AMD Instinct Mi60 32GB HBM2 GPU.
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Reinstall ComfyUI And ROCm 6.4 For Unsupported AMD Instinct MI60 GPU
Reinstalling ComfyUI on Linux with ROCm 6.4 and Unsupported AMD Instinct MI60 32GB HBM2 If you’re looking to get ComfyUI running on a Linux system with the AMD Instinct MI60 GPU, specifically under ROCm 6.4, you’ve come to the right place.
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