Training a model, sharing a link

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Hi, I wanted to ask if the following is possible at Hugging Face:
I would like to make something that can help prospective students learn music theory.
My idea would be to train an artificial intelligence to know what different intervals are, what different chords are, different scales, and so on.
I would then like to send a link and the students could then ask this artificial intelligence or vice versa they could get questions from the artificial intelligence on the subject, such as, for example, form the F major triad or form the C sharp minor scale, something like that.

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Hi Stefan,
the currently available models can probably already do this - as a lot is explained and written about this topic on common websites used to train the foundation models (such as Wikipedia).

Hence, you might try to use one of the openly available models. Perhaps you are using Moodle in your school (I guess that’s the context?) - the new version allows for the integration of LLM models directly: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=462651#p1857482

P.s.: I asked ChatGPT your question and the answer was as follows:

Here’s how to form the F Major triad and the C# minor scale:

F Major Triad

  • The F Major triad is built on F and includes:
    • F (root)
    • A (major third)
    • C (perfect fifth)

So, the F Major triad is F - A - C.

C# Minor Scale

  • The C# natural minor scale consists of:
    • C# - D# - E - F# - G# - A - B - C#

In some contexts, you might see the harmonic or melodic minor forms, which modify the 7th and/or 6th notes:

  • Harmonic minor: C# - D# - E - F# - G# - A - B# - C#
  • Melodic minor (ascending): C# - D# - E - F# - G# - A# - B# - C#