After Auto-GPT and Code Interpreter API, a new open source project is making waves in the AI community. The project is called Open Interpreter, and it was developed by Killian Lucas and a team of open source contributors. It combines ChatGPT plugin features, code interpreters and something like Windows Copilot to make AI a ubiquitous solution on any platform. You can use Open Interpreter to do anything you can think of. You can interact with the OS-level system, files, folders, programs, internet, basically everything right from a friendly terminal interface. So if you're interested, learn how to set up and use Open Interpreter locally on your PC.
Open interpreter 🖥️ ChatGPT code interpreter you can run LOCALLY!
Things to remember before proceeding1. To take full advantage of Open Interpreter, you should have access to the GPT-4 API key. The GPT-3.5 model just doesn't cut it and throws multiple errors when running the code. Yes, running the GPT-4 API is expensive, but it opens up a lot of new tools on your system.2. I would suggest not running the models locally unless you have a good understanding of the build process. The project is currently buggy, especially for local models on Windows (at least for us). In addition, you need to have powerful hardware specifications to get better performance from larger models.
1. First, you need to install Python and Pip on your PC, Mac or Linux computer. Follow the linked guide for detailed instructions.
2. Then open the terminal or CMD and run the command below to update Pip to the latest version.
