AI Dev Gallery
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Learn how to add AI with local models and APIs to Windows apps. Discover AI scenarios and models such as Phi, Mistral, Stable Diffusion, Whisper, and many more to delight your users. The AI Dev Gallery is an open-source app designed to help Windows developers integrate AI...
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What is AI Dev Gallery?
Learn how to add AI with local models and APIs to Windows apps. Discover AI scenarios and models such as Phi, Mistral, Stable Diffusion, Whisper, and many more to delight your users. The AI Dev Gallery is an open-source app designed to help Windows developers integrate AI capabilities within their own apps and projects.
The app contains the following:
- Over 25 interactive samples powered by local AI models
- Easily explore, download, and run models from Hugging Face and GitHub
- The ability to view the C# source code and simply export a standalone Visual Studio project for each sample
