The article also provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up the repository and create a customized dataset. This includes exporting WhatsApp chats, preprocessing the dataset, validating the dataset, configuring the model, and training the model. The author concludes by stating that this adaptation of the Llama model is a fun way to see how well a language model can mimic personal texting styles, but reminds users to use AI responsibly.
Key takeaways:
- The Llama 7b chat model can be fine-tuned to replicate a personal WhatsApp texting style, using a fork of the `facebookresearch/llama-recipes` repository.
- The fine-tuned model can learn texting nuances quickly, generating more words and accurately replicating common phrases and emoji usage.
- A Turing Test with friends showed that the model could fool 10% of them, with some responses being very similar to the user's own.
- The repository provides a step-by-step guide to set up and create a customized dataset, including exporting WhatsApp chats, preprocessing the dataset, validating the dataset, configuring the model, and training the model.