https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170092
--- Comment #5 from Heiko Tietze <[email protected]> --- To my understanding, Ollama is just a manager for various (open) LLMs. You still access, for example, OpenAI with data from unknown sources. Open Source advocates usually hesitate to accept these non-transparent, resource hungry, and big tech related tools. On the other hand, this AI bubble is "the next big thing" and Microsoft build all tools now around its Copilot. Many users expect AI capabilities from software nowadays. As usual we probably better start with use cases rather than hearsaying about the blessing from new technologies. #1 Eve wants to summarize the many pages she wrote about a specific topic to create an introduction the thesis. #2 Eve wants to generate a couple of standard sentences on a common topic to expand later on her own. #3 Benjamin wants to chat with a bot while doing his homework to understand the topic better. And to avoid searching the Internet manually. #4 Benjamin wants to find a synonym for a word based specific for the whole text and in a certain style. #5 Benjamin wants to analyze a bunch of data but has no clue how to approach. He expects the assistive function to kick him off with the work. #6 Adrian wants to provide his colleagues with a LLM based on input in the company that later is used to support the preparation of offers. We probably can expand this for quite a while. But I guess it's clear that we cannot reject all use cases. My personal take is that we should not participate in the public LLM circus but allow users to do so. Extensions are great for this purpose. Or we introduce own LLMs, or something based on public data. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
