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[xames3]

I'm excited to have you join me in exploring and learning about the exciting field of Artificial Intelligence. Whether you're a seasoned AI professional or a curious learner (like me), I invite you to join this community and share your insights and ideas.

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[ghost]

Hello!

[xames3]

Hello hello @raphaellouisandress!

[ghost]

Hi xames3, how are you?

thanks for feedback!

Here, I believe that knowledge is power and that collaboration is key. By coming together, we can push the boundaries of AI and find innovative solutions to complex problems. Through this discussion page, I hope to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels comfortable sharing their thoughts and asking questions.

Lately I've been dabbling in the nostr decentralized networking protocol and AI. For example, one of my issues with nostr is manual tags. With AI, it could automatically generate tags. Another general problem that AI can solve would be spam in nostr.

What do you think of these ideas?

[xames3]

I've not used Nostr nor I've any idea about it. But with your conception of tag generation is something that can truly achieved using Artificial Intelligence. All you need to do is train a programming-specific GPT model on the Nostr's source code with proper tokens. I guess that would possibly help suggest the tags based on the pushed commit (through diff changes). For the spam, I'm guessing you're expecting some kind of filtering mechanism. I guess a filtering ML model can be exercised in a similar fashion.

[ghost]

Hi xames3, thanks for all information!

[xames3]

I'd cover the implementation of a simple GPT model here eventually. Maybe then, I'll be of more service. Thanks for the thought @raphaellouisandress, much appreciate it mate!