Nvidia has unleashed its ChatGPT competitor - and it works offline.

NVIDIA, primarily known for being king of AI chips, is stepping up its game by launching a new AI chatbot, "Chat with RTX."

This innovation lets GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series card owners run AI chatbots on their Windows PCs offline.

It's like having your own version of ChatGPT - but it can personalise answers based on documents and files stored on your computer.

Getting everything set up might need up to 100 GB of storage, depending on the AI model you choose.

Chat with RTX is designed to make searching through documents a breeze.

Just by typing a question, it can sift through your saved files to find answers.

First, you need a PC with an RTX 30 or 40 series graphics card. Let’s go gamers. Assuming you meet the criteria, you can download it here.

This versatile tool can handle multiple file types and can fetch info from YouTube transcripts via URL.

While it boasts impressive features, it's worth noting that Chat with RTX has its limitations.

It doesn't remember past conversations for context, and performance depends on the AI model and question phrasing.

NVIDIA's move into chatbots is the latest move of a company that has seen skyrocket growth from AI.

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