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Training Your Own AI Model Is Not As Hard As You (Probably) Think

Read about this in more detail in my latest blog post: https://www.builder.io/blog/train-ai

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by Steve (Builder.io)

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50 thoughts on “Training Your Own AI Model Is Not As Hard As You (Probably) Think”

  • JEsus, we can only taste how complex human system actually is, that is – only how we see things and recognize!

  • Could you stfu about things that aren't in the title and just do the thing in the title. Holy Hell. How many times can you repeat the same re-parsed sentence in the first three minutes.

  • You wasted the first six minutes talking about other stuff.

  • These types of videos where you give a general approach to a common problem rather than a specific solution is so much more valuable.

  • Well, now several hundred thousand ui devs can work on their golf handicaps all day!

  • Absolutely useless video. If im taking the time to ensure the data is sound enough, I’ll just create a database and mine it based on all of what I’ve researched and cleaned myself. This isn’t the point of Ai

  • Training is easy.
    Developing and pretraining is painful.

  • For those of you who are fans of "Figma", I highly recommend you try "Ligma". 😉
    It's a small to medium sized business (depending on who you ask), yet it has extensive growth potential.
    You just can't go wrong with a tool that delivers a consummate user experience on such a broad scale.

  • Very cool, I was wondering,how were you guys able to make your layout hierarchy model and what did the image detection model help with that? Did you guys just use the code of the test data and train a prebuilt model off of that?

  • You messed up a bit your general formula: quality of the model=data quality/censorship.
    I remember AI Dungeon going from good enough quality to nearly unusable even on paid plan in one update that added censorship.

  • So what a solution like this be called or marketed as if one was offering this as a service?

  • so your not using an LLM and then you say make your own – but then you just use Vertix anyways? lol im confused. So in the end you didnt make your own AI model.

  • Thank you for simplifying and proposing a best solution – great stuff! Subscribed 🤘🤘🤘

  • So quick and clean, thank you for taking the time to do this; I was trying to understand "Training", and now I know it is a button

  • is this ideal for studying especially in an engineering field (specifically electrical)? i noticed even gemini advance have difficulty understanding and solving intermediate problems.

  • not sure its possible cause i dont know much about Figma, but thinking about Figma mirror with the ability to mirror the design in the browser, id imagine you can take the generated html via inspection tools and feed that to the model instead which would kill the image detection model training step and really what you end up with is a HTML to React Component translator. its still along the same lines of what you end goal was which was taking the initial Figma design and translating it into code. anyways just food for thought from one dev to another! great vid!

  • Love the bullet points, and break down of what each task implemented. I would also add that to get things up and running quicker, see if there is an API for certain steps in your workflow i.e. dynamic scraping or object detection. Eden AI is expensive and slow, but if you haven't nailed down the workflow, it can help you try tools and compare services. Great vid!

  • I was copycatting others project using Openai wrapper, and it didn't feel right to me, but I didn't know what to do instead. Until I came across your channel and now I have a whole new perspective on creating an SaaS AI product. Thanks Steve!

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  • I don't understand. Why would you need to run image detection for importing Figma designs? They already have node/element structure. Image block detection is not needed for an importer plugin like this at all. It would be useful if you wanted to build a webpage from mock-ups, not Figma.

  • Here's the kicker:
    None of this will work for someone who either doesn't know how to code or is a beginner/intermediate coder.

    If you know just enough programming to know that what a LLM is giving you is either wrong or isn't optimal, but you don't know the solution, there's no way you'll be able to validate the data you want to provide to the custom language model without involving someone (or others) who can help validate that data. At that point, which came first? The chicken or the egg?

  • We're building an AI solution at my company. And this is the same conclusion we arrived at!

    Glad to see another company illustrating the same approach cu

  • Thanks a lot for this great advice! Cool to see, that the good old "divide and conquer" still is true in the brave new world of AI 😊

  • Steve you rock it dude !!! Please create one tool to Java legacy projects lol

  • Hi, Steve. This is really helpful. once you use Vertex AI for your specialized LMM, is it still stored at Google or are you able to download and run locally? Are you constantly making API calls for this one use case, for example?

  • My friend this was a very clear and easy to comprehend video! I know nothing about coding and would like to learn more. Hypothetically if I wanted to develop a AI app. What route would you lay out based on your experience?

  • you Created AI MODEL ? WHere ? Pffff Didnt Get a Single Thing.. wth man.. i want to learn too .. Wtf did you created ? dont understand

  • If you were to add an extra network that goes between the smaller ones, it suddenly starts looking (from a high level of course) like the larger scale networks in the brain. The most obvious example would be the brains Default Mode Network.

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