Adapt the tools, if you are providing human powered translation / interpretation you need to move up the ladder, it will be seen as a very exclusive service to use, and potentially have moat in that it is a trusted human that does the work. I think the world will be in need of
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ChatGPT Playground vs UI: Dispatcher Differences Explained
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To do this, only option now is the playground, since we can no longer switch in the ChatGPT UI. There are differences between the playground and ChatGPT. Mainly the dispatcher.
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Warning: Public GPT demos can expose uploaded data to users
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Be careful what you upload as context when creating GPTs for public demos — anyone that talks to your GPT can just ask for a download of the data:
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Use DALL-E file ID to avoid expensive tokenization
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look at the Files docs — you get a File ID from dalle you can retrieve. you definitely don’t want to be tokenizing encoded images through the model; crazy expensive
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Correcting PDF docs lacking full examples with manual instructions
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Mine didn’t work well from PDF docs because there’s no full example on a single page (URL) — e.g. the Assistant tutorial never does `client = OpenAi()`. I just stuffed corrections of observed failures into the instructions. It only queries the KB for obscure stuff now.
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Announcing a custom GPT ‘assistant-assistant’ for ChatGPT Plus
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Try it here (requires ChatGPT Plus): https://
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Pika 1.0 Text-to-Video AI Animation Tool Coming Soon
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Pika 1.0, Coming Soon.
— Pika (@pika_labs) 10 novembre 2023
Check out our 3D animation teaser made completely by text-to-video AI. 🙌 pic.twitter.com/6Lp4EBTFGePika 1.0, Coming Soon. Check out our 3D animation teaser made completely by text-to-video AI.
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Teaching Statistics Interactively with webR Technology
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Teaching statistics interactively with webR https://
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Bulletpapers: AI Assistant Makes Research Papers Accessible
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First prize went to Bulletpapers: an AI assistant that uses Claude to make the thousands of research papers published every month more accessible. The platform distills down jargon, creates explainer videos, and maps field progress to make breakthroughs more discoverable.
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Promptly: Learning AI Prompting Skills Through Gamified Feedback
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Third prize went to Promptly: a tool for learning effective AI prompting through games that evaluate prompts. Users play pong and minesweeper by prompting Claude, and then receive feedback to improve their prompting skills.