Looks like yet another wrapper for ollama…
It says it right in the article.
Its all Python academic-quality code, and I don't know why AMD isn't partnering with high performance inference engines like Llama.cpp (the project Ollama borrowed their code from, and then didn't keep up with) instead.
* Dual Mode: GAIA comes in two flavors:
* Hybrid Mode: Optimized for Ryzen AI PCs, combining AMD Neural Processing Unit (NPU) and Integrated Graphics Processing Unit (iGPU) for maximum performance
* Generic Mode: Compatible with any Windows PC, using Ollama as the backend
(Gaia seems to have 2 modes, one for running on AMD-specific hardware, and the second one being a wrapper around ollama the llamacpp wrapper).