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The one database/file/zip to save humanity, what is it?

Show Lemmy the downloadable URL of a Database or AI you know of so we can have a local backup copy that will improve the resilience and availability of Human Knowledge.

Given the state of AI being Corporatized I think we could definitely use links for whatever comes closest to a fully usable Open Source, fully self-contained downloadable AI.

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  • 𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒏@lemmy.one
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    9 months ago

    Haven’t heard about the Gutenberg project before, seems pretty neat!

    I’d probably add repair.wiki to a list of things I’d archive, although some of that content is picture heavy so not as easily compressible as Wikipedia

    There was a project that allows you to download wikipedia and some other online resources into an easy to search & navigate UI, think it was called Kiwi something but can’t remember. It was targeted at regions with poor internet coverage

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      9 months ago

      Project Gutenberg has been a thing for a couple decades. I think they are starting to also create free audiobooks from books they have in their collection. There is an TTS AI service that I checked out a week ago (play.ht)and that does voicing very realistically from the text that I gave it and I might spring spend $40 for a month of that service and build some audiobooks. The paid version gives access to more voices and will do 1 million characters of text a year.

      Or if anyone knows a good open source online alternative, I’m all ears. I’d prefer to go that route but did not give anything that was a very good solution.