Community Live 14: AI on your terms – Using local LLMs with Claris FileMaker The session was centered on securely integrating AI with FileMaker applications by running local LLMs to manage and perform semantic search capabilities. Many attendees were interested in using local models to address concerns over data security when integrating AI and managing
Community Live 13: Jumpstart AI in Claris FileMaker – A step by step workshop Overview of FileMaker’s New AI Features FileMaker 2024 introduces a variety of AI tools, specifically for semantic search, which organizes and retrieves data based on contextual meaning. Here are the key tools: These features lay the groundwork for integrating sophisticated search
This guide provides a step-by-step approach to setting up a portable AI environment using Docker on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). We’re focusing on creating a flexible setup that allows you to run large language models, such as those available with Ollama, in an offline and secure environment. This setup is particularly useful for organizations or individuals who need to work without direct internet access or who want the flexibility to move their setup between different machines.
In a twist that seems straight out of a sci-fi novel, 2024 has already seen the rise of the world’s first AI millionaire, fueled by nothing less than meme culture and cryptocurrency. This fascinating journey of Truth Terminal, an AI bot, started as an experimental project and quickly spiraled into a bizarre and lucrative adventure
AI integration in Claris FileMaker 2024 is not just an upgrade—it’s a revolution in database management and application development. From enhancing complex calculations to learning new integration technologies, this guide offers a comprehensive look at how AI can simplify tasks, predict needs, and tailor operations. Discover how the new AI script steps, functions, and model management features can bring sophistication and agility to your FileMaker solutions
In the era of the robotics revolution, cybersecurity has become a battleground not just for data, but for the very control of the machines that could define our future. “Guardians of the Gears” delves into the complex vulnerabilities that modern robotic systems face—from software flaws and hardware tampering to network breaches. This comprehensive discussion explores not only the potential catastrophic outcomes of compromised robots in various sectors like healthcare, military, and industry but also lays out a strategic roadmap for securing these intelligent machines. With an emphasis on multi-layered security protocols, regular penetration testing, and the need for international collaboration and standardized security measures, this article is a call to action for innovators, policymakers, and security professionals to prioritize the robust protection of robotics technology.
Exploring the provocative vision presented at the Local-first Conference, this post delves into the concepts of “home-cooked software” and “barefoot developers.” While not necessarily convinced that this is the definite future, it certainly broadens the horizon, encouraging a deeper consideration of how technology could become more personal and community-focused. The possibilities are as diverse as the communities that might one day shape them.
