https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=497938
--- Comment #3 from Michael Miller <michael_mil...@msn.com> --- (In reply to chair-tweet-decal from comment #2) > The CLIP model works locally, so there’s no need for an external system. > CLIP is used in Stable Diffusion, so I assume its license would allow its > use in DigiKam (though this needs to be confirmed, as I don't have > experience with licensing). There are LLMs that can run locally. The main problem with implementing a LLM search is that the LLM itself is typically absolutely huge. Digikam is already quite large, and introducing a LLM will make it even bigger. Even if we download the trained LLM after digikam is installed, the LLM code is large by itself. CLIP is nice, but it's Python based, and digiKam is C++. While it's possible to integrate the two, we don't want to introduce another dependency into digiKam. As an AI/ML fan myself, I'm always looking for ways to assist the creative photography process through modern tools (but not generative AI). If it becomes feasible to introduce LLM searching in digiKam, I will definitely look into it. Cheers, Mike -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
