Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

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#AI
In this series of videos we will look at installing Large Language models locally on a Windows computer.
Today we will connect to the Ollama API via a threaded function to run prompts on Open AI LLMs locally.

00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - Using Ollama to generate an icon
03:50 - Changes to the dialog
11:03 - Creating a Thread function
22:43 - Check Ollama is running
27:40 - Summary

Part 1 - youtu.be/zI6LcC0YPuQ
Part 2 - youtu.be/1IX_ms2D1LE
Part 3 - youtu.be/5_wf2Tiq8mU
Part 5 - youtu.be/n53NBx8_AW8

AI was used to assist in the creation of this video.

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GitHub
github.com/gsfsoftware/Tutorials/tree/master/AI_Systems_Interfacing with Ollama API_Part3