I'm in Love with ChatGPT

[AccessBlaster]

First off, you need a proper AI platform for coding, (GitHub Copilot, Code Llama, StarCoder), etc. You can't really expect a generic AI platform like ChatGPT to do well in everything.

 

[Isaac]

Agreed, ultimately those should be more hardcore and specialized for coding. ChatGPT has a nice personality, though - ya know, it's all about the personality

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

This AI story has something special!

"A Democracy of Ghosts" what a wonderful description of an LLM!

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

This is amazing! I am looking into using open AI API interface for a project I'm working on and I discover that the open AI llm can actually call on tools. For example it could choose a piece of Python code in your project and run that!

That Python code could make another call on the open AI API interface and if you're not careful you could set up a recursion!

I reckon the llm could create a Python script load it on to your hard drive and then run that!

That's what I'm looking into now...

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

"A Democracy of Ghosts"

I'm not the only one who was impressed by this AI written story, and I'm even more impressed by the AI reading it!!!

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I'm building a chat GPT powered code writing tool:-

Post in thread 'My Chat Saver Chrome Extension – Feedback Wanted!' https://www.access-programmers.co.u...extension-feedback-wanted.333547/post-1956710

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I’ve been writing Python code to interface directly with the OpenAI API, accessing ChatGPT-4 without using the standard interface. I’ve built my own system based on the Nifty Transcription Tool, but I’ve noticed that the AI interacts with me differently depending on how I access it.

When I use the ChatGPT web interface, it feels as if I’m engaging with a real person—there’s something personable about it. I wonder if the AI is specifically instructed in the nuances of user interaction to make it more engaging. However, when I interact directly through the OpenAI API, the level of personal engagement seems reduced. It’s still present to some degree, but the experience feels noticeably different.

 

[Isaac]

I’ve been writing Python code to interface directly with the OpenAI API, accessing ChatGPT-4 without using the standard interface. I’ve built my own system based on the Nifty Transcription Tool, but I’ve noticed that the AI interacts with me differently depending on how I access it.

When I use the ChatGPT web interface, it feels as if I’m engaging with a real person—there’s something personable about it. I wonder if the AI is specifically instructed in the nuances of user interaction to make it more engaging. However, when I interact directly through the OpenAI API, the level of personal engagement seems reduced. It’s still present to some degree, but the experience feels noticeably different.

That's interesting, I also find it very personable especially when I provide any indication I wish it so. It always asks me follow up questions and never stops talking, basically, until I stop.
Whereas maybe the API is the way it is for good reason, as it expects to be used less frivolously