Exist Artificial intelligence for Autocad?

[jtm2020hyo]

Exist any way to use Artificial intelligence to draw automatically in AutoCAD?

I found some videos where explain that Artificial intelligence can be used for everything and I can teach to the A.I. to draw like my old projects.

...If this it's possible then someone already did?

[dlanorh]

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@jtm2020hyo wrote:

Exist any way to use Artificial intelligence to draw automatically in AutoCAD?

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No, not in the way you're thinking.

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I found some videos where explain that Artificial intelligence can be used for everything and I can teach to the A.I. to draw like my old projects.

...If this it's possible then someone already did?

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Only if you have a large budget, and the time and means to build you own AI and train it; then once completed it could replace you.

[CodeDing]

@jtm2020hyo ,

Unless somebody on this site decides to help you on an individual basis, you will most likely not receive the answer you are looking for.

"Artificial Intelligence", most likely "Machine Learning" in your case, is DIFFERENT for Everybody and Every desired outcome. No two people will have the same desired outcome. This is why Machine Learning requires different Learning Techniques that users must implement to "train" the machine to do what THEY want. There are MANY different learning techniques for Machine Learning.

I do not know which Machine Learning Technique is best for AutoCAD or your particular situation. With that being said, if you wish to continue on a path to learn about A.I. or M.L. then you must put in MANY Hours/Days/Weeks/Months of research to come to a solution that you can understand/implement/critique to work to your desired goal.

It does not seem that English is your primary language, but if you can comprehend or translate these sites, perhaps here are some better places to start:

Resource 1

Resource 2

Hope this helps.

Best,

~DD

[jtm2020hyo]

Thanks for your help.

I'm just an enthusiast, but I want to do the try. Thanks for the links. I just have the last question: already exist any public work done with "MACHINE LEARNING" or "Artificial intelligence"?

I do not want to start from zero. I want to take an open source project and learn with that. every help it's appreciated.  

[jtm2020hyo]

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@dlanorh wrote:

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@jtm2020hyo wrote:

Exist any way to use Artificial intelligence to draw automatically in AutoCAD?

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No, not in the way you're thinking.

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I found some videos where explain that Artificial intelligence can be used for everything and I can teach to the A.I. to draw like my old projects.

...If this it's possible then someone already did?

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Only if you have a large budget, and the time and means to build you own AI and train it; then once completed it could replace you.

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I am aware of the big cost of time, money, etc. Anyway, I want to do the trial. I just need a shared project to take it as an example or template.

[CodeDing]

Sorry, but I would not even know where to begin to try to search for existing examples..

[dlanorh]

Google "pi ai"

[dgorsman]

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@jtm2020hyo wrote:

Thanks for your help.

I'm just an enthusiast, but I want to do the try. Thanks for the links. I just have the last question: already exist any public work done with "MACHINE LEARNING" or "Artificial intelligence"?

I do not want to start from zero. I want to take an open source project and learn with that. every help it's appreciated.  

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You don't just step into a race car and start winning races, let alone not crashing it.  You need to start slow and small, better to clear up some of the misconceptions you have about how easy, simple, and applicable this is.

[martti.halminen]

Depends on what you call Artificial Intelligence.

Last century, during the previous large AI boom (about 1980 - 1990), when the main paradigm was symbolic programming and the major tool was Lisp, there was some work done also on design automation.

At least two applications still survive:

https://www.designpower.com/

https://www.genworks.com/

Both are large commercial products built on top of full-size Common Lisp.

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[ronjonp]

You could start HERE too.

[jtm2020hyo]

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@ronjonp wrote:

You could start HERE too.

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thanks for the link. I was thinking about an openAI project. anyway I will learn a bit about machine learning.

openAI should be called closedAI, they do not share their projects.

do you know any website where I can download an open source project already done that can be useful for autocad? 

[erikontreras]

No, lo que si he logrado con ChatGPT es crear rutinas de AutoLisp para luego cargarlas a AutoCAD