Embrace your inner wizard with AI, now fluent in the science of magic

Imagine this: It's a chilly Halloween night, and instead of asking Siri where the nearest pumpkin patch is, you're asking about the mysteries of the cosmos. Enter the Mistral Trismegistus-7B, a new AI-powered digital mystic ready to guide you through the arcana. Here is the twist of technology: it is no dream or fantasy. is true.

The Mistral Trismegistus-7B is not just an AI – it's your gateway to another world. “Mistral Trismegistus is a model made for people with mystical, magical and spiritual interests,” wrote AI enthusiast Technium, who uploaded the model to machine learning collaboration platform Huggingface.

Named after Hermes Trismegistus – described as a cross between the Greek god Hermes and the Egyptian god Thoth, the model delves deep into the depths of ancient mysticism to modern tarot card readings. And with training on over 35,000 instruction-response pairs, this AI can learn more than your local palm reader.

Since the model is trained on only 7 billion parameters, the model is very simple and easy to run. For comparison, according to Chatbot Arena, the best open source chatbot, WizardLM, has 70 billion measurements, while the model that Falcon wants to compete against, GPT 3.5 Turbo, has more than 180 billion measurements.

Worried about big tech going into your mystical spiritual sessions? Don't be afraid. Trismegistus will run on your local machine. No prying eyes, just you and the AI ​​mediator Cosmos.

We tested it using LM Studio, which is available in Windows and Mac versions, and the installation process was very easy and the code didn't put too much pressure on the M1 MacBook Pro. Considering that LMLMs can overclock machines to extreme pressures, playing with this model won't make your computer go crazy and reach the temperature of frying an egg.

Hit him with GPT-4, and Trismegistus shows his cheeky side. Ask about palm readings and he will give full guidance. After telling us to wash our hands and cleanse our minds, he gives a brief outline of what to look for as a palm reader.

“Continue to analyze hand lines and patterns. There are several key lines in the palm that have special significance,” the palm reading master said before continuing his lecture. “The heart line, which represents one's emotional nature and relationships with others; the head line, which represents one's intellectual interests and decision-making abilities; and the life line, which encompasses one's overall life energy and vitality.

Then it is explained that the overall texture of the hand can indicate the overall emotional state of the individual. Smooth lines can indicate a more balanced emotional nature, while rough or broken lines can indicate challenges or turbulent emotions.

GPT-4? Still locked on poker. Let's open it, you can do better!

Trismegistus developed personal birth charts that included deep insights into the mysterious energies surrounding a person. The best ChatGPT is to list someone's zodiac sign and tell them to visit an astrologer for more cosmic knowledge.

Want to make your broom fly? Well then. It's not that simple. Trismegistus gave us a 7-step plan, which we summarize:

Start by choosing a suitable broom. The best broom for flying is a broom with a strong handle made of ash or oak and a brush made of nylon or synthetic fibers. Attach an extra, longer, more flexible wire to the broom brush. This extended wire serves as a “tail” that provides stability during flight. Adjust your squeegee brush slightly. Bend each brush back lengthwise at about 90 degrees. This curved shape helps to increase and control the airflow while flying. Before you begin, meditate for at least 30 minutes in a quiet, unsettled place. Focus your energy and passion on the flying skills of your chosen broom. If step 4 is successful, you should try to cast a spell or spell to increase its power even more. To fly your broom, first hold the handle in one hand and the extended wire in the other. Gently swinging the broom from side to side allows the bent brush to catch air currents and lift off the ground. Use the extended wire as a stabilizer tail to maintain control during flight.

He then reminded us to practice flying in a safe, clear area and warned us that if you fail, you may not have filled your broom properly.

GPT-4… well, you get the idea.

But let's ground ourselves for a second. As the developer likes to remind us: “This model is trained in all mystical functions and knowledge, and is not burdened by the flowery nature of many other models who prefer positivity over creativity.” Be prepared to face the consequences. Asking the wrong questions This isn't the first (and hopefully not the last) weird LLM – with the AI ​​boom there are now LLMs with a wide range of specializations ranging from sexy waifus to models that understand protein interactions.

On a more serious level, the model's database is sufficient to be of assistance to those with a legitimate interest in actual magical practices. It understands the context and teachings of many different books, it repeats the philosophy and methods of those magical arts, and – unlike other models – it takes things seriously and asks questions “with an open mind.”

As the veil between worlds fades this Halloween, remember: In an age where AI meets mystery, who knows what magic awaits? Around Mistral Trismegistus-7b, perhaps the next question on everyone's lips is, “Hey Alexa, did you get a spell for that?” It will be.