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AI The Truly Environmentally Friendly Way

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A project demonstrates an environmentally friendly approach to AI by powering a Large Language Model (LLM) and Raspberry Pi with a handcrank generator. This system, utilizing llama.cpp and speech conversion, includes a custom capacitor board to manage power fluctuations. While not ideal for optimal LLM experience, it highlights potential future directions for reducing AI's power demands and computational effort, showcasing innovation in sustainable computing.

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