仍然有效的人工智能
当互联网没有。
Survival LLM是一个免费的AI助手和紧急图书馆，完全运行在自己的电脑上。 问它如何在停电中保证食物安全，治疗燃烧，或净化水，它从信任的来源回答，显示你确切的每个答案来自哪里。
免费和开源。 在你拥有互联网的时候设置它
它会做什么
没有互联网的工作
人工智能模型和图书馆在你的电脑上直播。 你问的都不留了
显示其来源
每个答复都列出了它所读的文章。 点击一个来自己读，准确的段落突出显示。
为紧急情况制造
医学参考文献 FEMA和疾控中心指南，生存手册，如何向导，修复指南和约93万篇维基百科文章。
选择您的版本
应用程序在任何地方都是一样的。 当它打开时，它检查你的计算机内存，下载符合的AI模型。 更多的记忆意味着一个更聪明的模型。
"右"表示它在22个停电和急救问题上获得了官方指导的要点，更小的模型会犯更多的错误，所以应用程序总是显示的源头来检查。
加图库：万事9GB下载(19GB一次安装)，或1.3GB(3GB安装)没有维基百科和iFixit. 需要的自由磁盘空间：模型的大小加5GB，在完整库安装时加约27GB(小库安装10GB). Apple 硅Macs (M1或较新)，配有macOS 14索诺玛或较新，64位Windows 10或11.
准备三步
设定需要20分钟到21⁄2小时左右，取决于您的计算机和互联网速度。 您仅点击约5分钟；其余部分正在下载。
- 下载Survival LLM的Mac或Windows并解开它。 在 Windows 上，右键单击拉链并选择全部提取。
- 打开它。 在Mac上，双击Survival LLM. Windows上，打开提取的文件夹，双击Survival LLM.bat.
- 跟着布置该应用程序在自己的窗口中打开并下载AI引擎(安装在Mac应用程序中)，适合您的计算机的AI模型，以及库。 你上网的时候就让它结束吧
麦克：点击完成，打开系统设置 > 隐私和安全，滚动到"Survival LLM被屏蔽"，点击Open Anyway并用您的密码确认。 你只做过一次
Windows：点击更多信息，然后反正运行。
图书馆里有什么
公开许可(有些仅供非商业性使用)和公共领域参考文献的简洁文本副本，可在一小部分秒内查找：
- 维基百科读数最多的930,000篇文章
- Wikimed医学百科全书
- MedlinePlus(美国国家医学图书馆)
- 联合王国药品A至Z(公共部门信息)
- 维基紧急医疗
- 准备.gov(FEMA)紧急指南
- 疾控中心旅行者的健康
- 美国军事医学和生存手册
- 用于估算微额抵押品的风险参考：生命表和美国死亡率
- 维基如何引导
- iFixit修理指南
- 辅助(适当技术)
- 家用修理、烹饪、园艺、室外和火腿收音机(Stack Exchange)
每个消息来源保留自己的执照，随每篇文章一一一显示；见附有执照的完整清单。
很高兴知道
可能错了
AI模型会犯错误，小模型更常见。 每一个回答显示它使用的文章，所以你可以检查。
私营
没有帐户没有追踪你的问题永远不要离开你的电脑，曾经设置它的工作与互联网关闭。
您自己的文件
添加 PDF, Word 文档，电子书和指出，如您的生成器手册或您的家庭应急计划，AI 也搜索它们。 他们留在你的电脑上。
最新情况
检查更新，在应用程序的底部，在一次点击中安装新版本并保存您的模型，库和文件。
电池
在MacBook Pro上，我们测量了大约100W，而它回答，每个问题5到40秒：一个完整的电池回答大约100到300。 小型发电机或电站很容易运行。
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An AI that still works
when the internet doesn't.
Survival LLM is a free AI assistant and emergency library that runs entirely on your own computer. Ask it how to keep food safe in a blackout, treat a burn, or purify water, and it answers from trusted sources and shows you exactly where each answer came from.
Free and open source. Set it up while you have internet; after that it needs none.
What it does
Works with no internet
The AI model and the library live on your computer. Nothing you ask leaves it.
Shows its sources
Every answer lists the articles it read. Click one to read it yourself, with the exact passage highlighted.
Made for emergencies
Medical references, FEMA and CDC guidance, survival manuals, how-to guides, repair guides and about 930,000 Wikipedia articles.
Pick your version
The app is the same everywhere. When it opens, it checks your computer's memory and downloads the AI model that fits. More memory means a smarter model.
"Right" means it got the main point of official guidance right on 22 blackout and first-aid questions, graded blind, in our tests on an earlier build of the library (how we tested). Smaller models make more mistakes, so the app always shows the source to check.
Plus the library: a 9 GB download for everything (19 GB once installed), or 1.3 GB (3 GB installed) without Wikipedia and iFixit. Free disk space needed: the model's size plus 5 GB, plus about 27 GB while the full library installs (10 GB for the smaller one). Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or newer) with macOS 14 Sonoma or newer, and 64-bit Windows 10 or 11.
Set it up in three steps
Setup takes 20 minutes to about 2½ hours, depending on your computer and your internet speed. You only click for about 5 minutes; the rest is downloading.
- Download Survival LLM for Mac or Windows and unzip it. On Windows, right-click the zip and choose Extract All.
- Open it. On a Mac, double-click Survival LLM. On Windows, open the extracted folder and double-click Survival LLM.bat.
- Follow the setup. The app opens in its own window and downloads the AI engine (built into the Mac app), the AI model that fits your computer, and the library. Let it finish while you're online.
Mac: click Done, open System Settings > Privacy & Security, scroll down to "Survival LLM was blocked", click Open Anyway and confirm with your password. You only do this once.
Windows: click More info, then Run anyway.
What's in the library
Plain-text copies of openly licensed (some for non-commercial use only) and public-domain references, searchable in a fraction of a second:
- About 930,000 of Wikipedia's most-read articles
- WikiMed medical encyclopedia
- MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine)
- UK Medicines A to Z (public sector information)
- WikEM emergency medicine
- Ready.gov (FEMA) emergency guides
- CDC travelers' health
- U.S. military medicine and survival manuals
- Risk references for estimating micromorts: life tables and U.S. death rates
- wikiHow how-to guides
- iFixit repair guides
- Appropedia (appropriate technology)
- Q&A on home repair, cooking, gardening, the outdoors and ham radio (Stack Exchange)
Each source keeps its own license, shown with every article; see the full list with licenses.
Good to know
It can be wrong
AI models make mistakes, the small ones more often. Every answer shows the articles it used, so you can check.
Private
No account, no tracking. Your questions never leave your computer, and once set up it works with the internet off.
Your own files
Add PDFs, Word documents, ebooks and notes, like your generator's manual or your family's emergency plan, and the AI searches them too. They stay on your computer.
Updates
Check for updates, at the bottom of the app, installs a new version in one click and keeps your models, library and files.
Battery
On a MacBook Pro we measured about 100 W while it answers, for 5 to 40 seconds per question: a full battery answers roughly 100 to 300. A small generator or power station runs it easily.
Auto-fetched and translated by AI Atlas. All rights belong to the original author.