๐Ÿ“ฆ PeDro0210 / Glados-AI

Well A Glados AI powered by CHATGPT, With a pretty good sense of humor and pretty sarcastic

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Glados AI Bot

What is Glados AI Bot?

Technically, Glados AI Bot is a Text-to-Speech (TTS) and Speech-to-Text (STT) bot powered by ChatGPT, utilizing the Whisper, ChatGPT API and a TTS model made by @R2D2FISH.

How to Use Glados AI Bot?

  • Install Espeak and FFmpeg:
  • On Linux, run:
sudo apt-get install espeak ffmpeg
  • On Windows, download and install FFmpeg and Espeak from their official websites.
  • Run the Executable: Open the executable file and wait for it to initialize.
  • Start Interacting: Begin conversing with Glados AI Bot. Enjoy!
Once I get the executable file working, hehe.

Setting up Glados AI Bot from Source

If you prefer to set up Glados AI Bot from source, follow these steps:

  • Install Dependencies:
  • On Linux, run:
sudo apt-get install espeak ffmpeg
  • On Windows, download and install FFmpeg and Espeak from their official websites.
  • Create a Virtual Environment:
python3 -m venv venv
   source venv/bin/activate
  • Install Dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
  • Organize Repository Files::
mkdir src
  • Run the gladosAImain.py File:
python3 glados_AI_main.py

Hope you enjoy Glados AI Bot!

Thx to @VRCWizard (Where I took the source initially for Glados) and special thanks to @R2D2FISH for the TTS model and for the cool talk :D.

Anything you can contact me on Discord: @pedro021

Note: If you're using the source code, you'll need to create a file called where you stored your APIs.