Build .NET AI Apps using Microsoft.Extensions.AI - the future of .NET AI!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @ahlem4162
    @ahlem4162 11 часов назад

    Hello. Thank you for your informative content.
    I would like to know if this extension will support Mock OpenAI (using the API, consuming tokens but not paying any cost)?
    If not,do you think there is a feature similar to it?

    • @alexthecodewolf
      @alexthecodewolf  3 часа назад

      I'm not aware of any mock openai feature for this. I think the closest thing would be to use a local model using ollama which are free to run on your computer, I have a video on my channel of how to set that up

  • @eugene5096
    @eugene5096 13 дней назад +1

    When its better to use Sematic Kernel and this ?

    • @alexthecodewolf
      @alexthecodewolf  13 дней назад +9

      I'm planning to make a .NET + AI ecosystem video that explains what all the options are and when/why you should use them. But to answer your question, Semantic Kernel is an orchestration tool essentially, so if you need to combine multiple AI models and orchestrate multiple data sources or a series of events that use AI, you'll want to use SK. If you just want to connect to an AI model and do general things with .NET in a loosely coupled way - use Microsoft.Extensions.AI.