GAIA - AI Model Serving Tool
Overview
GAIA is an open-source framework that sets up and runs LLM-based generative AI applications on AMD Ryzen AI PCs. It leverages a hybrid hardware approach combining AMD's Neural Processing Unit (NPU) and integrated GPU (iGPU), offering CLI, GUI, specialized agents, and an optional web interface (GAIA UI / RAUX).
Key Features
- Rapid setup and execution of LLM-based generative AI on AMD Ryzen AI PCs
- Hybrid hardware approach combining AMD NPU and integrated GPU for local LLM processing
- Both command-line (CLI) and graphical (GUI) interfaces
- Specialized agents, including a Blender agent for 3D content workflows
- Optional modern web interface (GAIA UI / RAUX)
Ideal Use Cases
- Run local LLM-based generative AI applications on AMD Ryzen AI PCs
- Automate 3D content creation workflows using the Blender agent
- Prototype agent-driven workflows with local hardware acceleration
- Provide local GUI or web access to generative AI tools
Getting Started
- Clone the GAIA repository from GitHub (https://github.com/amd/gaia)
- Install prerequisites and drivers for AMD Ryzen AI NPU and integrated GPU
- Follow the repository README setup instructions to configure hybrid execution
- Launch GAIA via the CLI or start the GUI application
- Enable the optional GAIA UI (RAUX) for web-based workflows if desired
Pricing
Pricing not disclosed. GAIA is open-source; check the repository for license and distribution details.
Limitations
- Optimized for AMD Ryzen AI PCs with NPU and integrated GPU
- Requires appropriate AMD drivers and hardware configuration for best performance
Key Information
- Category: Model Serving
- Type: AI Model Serving Tool