Progress on our Refactoring to an SQL ORM continues, but it’s tricky business.
Apologies if I haven’t onboarded anyone from patreon lately. I’ll do it once the new database is up.
You can help iron out the bugs by joining us in discord.
One of the less visible but meaningful changes we've been working toward is making the AI Horde genuinely deployable by anyone, not just the couple of people who already know how the pieces fit together. That work has now reached a point worth announcing. The deployments repository has
Students should not need a corporate account or a powerful computer to experiment with or learn about generative AI. Educators should be able to route coursework through services that will not change their terms, their pricing, or their content policies without notice.
We need your support Before I get to the homepage updates, I want to put out a call out for image workers. We have had dips to as low as 4 active workers in the past week. We understand that running workers takes time, effort and expense, but if you
The AI-Horde has always been a community effort. Early on, the aihorde.net website was a bare-bones landing page with a brief explanation of the service and a "Register" link for generating an API key. We relied primarily on third-party integrators to create websites, bots and other applications