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Remove GPT4All as AI provider from User Documentation
Follow up to JabRef/jabref#15439
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* Hugging Face
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You can find more information about providers in the [`langchain4j` documentation](https://docs.langchain4j.dev/category/language-models/). This is the framework that we use in JabRef. This page lists available integrations. It should be noted that JabRef is compatible with any provider that itself is compatible with the OpenAI API.
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We cannot give a clear recommendation. Providers change their service and their prices regularly and our documentation page is too static to keep up with daily changes. It is recommended to look up LLM benchmarks on the internet or to use the trial and error method. To date, remote AI providers like OpenAI, Google, Mistral and others offer state of the art quality.
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If you want to [run a model locally](local-llm.md), choose GPT4All or Ollama or make use of the OpenAI API. In comparison to remote AI providers, open weight local models that are compatible with average consumer devices offer less capabilities. There are state of the art local models available, but they are very large (in terms of number of parameters) and the higher the number of parameters, the more memory is needed. To run the largest models, very expensive and capable hardware is required. That said, even small models can be sufficient for the [add entry using refrence text](../collect/newentryfromplaintext.md) workflow.
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If you want to [run a model locally](local-llm.md), you can choose Ollama or make use of the OpenAI API. In comparison to remote AI providers, open weight local models that are compatible with average consumer devices offer less capabilities. There are state of the art local models available, but they are very large (in terms of number of parameters) and the higher the number of parameters, the more memory is needed. To run the largest models, very expensive and capable hardware is required. That said, even small models can be sufficient for the [add entry using refrence text](../collect/newentryfromplaintext.md) workflow.
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## Why do I need an API key?
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