Here's a blog post with further screenshots of the plugin in action: https://
datasette.cloud/blog/2024/data
sette-extract/
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Datasette Extract Plugin: Data Extraction Tool Showcase
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AI Tool Extracts Structured Data From Text and Images
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I built a tool for extracting structured data from unstructured text and images and inserting it into a SQLite database table
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Datasette Extract: GPT-4 Vision plugin for structured data extraction
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Datasette Extract is a new Datasette plugin that uses GPT-4 (and the new GPT-4 Vision) to extract structured data from unstructured text and images and insert it into a SQLite database table. Here's a video demonstrating the plugin:
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Vendy: GPT Persuasive Vending Machine for Problem Solving
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If you want to try to interact with a persuasive vending machine, here is Vendy, a little GPT I threw together. It knows that the solution to any problem is probably buying a refreshing lemonade, and is here to help. https://
chat.openai.com/g/g-LMszzSJYv-
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Structured Data Extraction with GPT Functions Now Available
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Mainly structured data extraction into tables, as described in this TIL https://
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Vision Models Function Calling Eliminates Redundant OCR Workflows
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Fantastic – I've been looking forward to function calling for vision models Means I can ditch a nasty little hack I was running where I'd pipe input through Vision and tell it to run OCR, then pipe the result through Turbo to get structured data out of it
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GPT-4 Turbo GA: Vision, Function Calling, JSON Mode
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New GPT-4 Turbo now available in GA with built-in vision capabilities! You can now use function calling and JSON mode with image inputs—something many of you have been asking for. Happy building!
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Building Interactive Prototypes with LLM Assistance: Full Process
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This is a great video for watching someone who builds quick interactive prototypes using LLM assistance walk through their full process
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RecurrentGemma Open Source: Griffin Achieves Inference Throughput Gains
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I’m very proud of our team for open sourcing RecurrentGemma. Yes, recurrence is back and it results in huge gains at inference time. Just look at the impressive throughput plot below. For details, please see the paper and GitHub page: Griffin: Mixing Gated Linear Recurrences
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Getting Started with Google AI Studio Step 3
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Step 3: After signing in, you should get this 'You're all set!' page. It can be a bit buggy, so try refreshing or using Chrome as your browser if you don't see it. Once you see it, click 'Get started' and it will take you to Google AI Studio