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I think there’s a meaningful difference between sota LLM tech and crypto. I’ve not yet seen a real problem which was better solved by crypto beyond just being n

by RayVR 3y ago

I think there’s a meaningful difference between sota LLM tech and crypto. I’ve not yet seen a real problem which was better solved by crypto beyond just being not official money. I’ve already used the openai api to automate several genuinely difficult things for myself. Mostly acting as a translator from natural language to structured output. I do agree it is massively overhyped and there will be an inevitable sentiment correction.

ChuckNorris89 3y ago
>Mostly acting as a translator from natural language to structured output. Can I ask what exactly that means/does?
- Karunamon 3y ago
  "Give me a JSON document when the keys are countries in the G20 and the values are their GDP for the year 2020" With the Wolfram plug-in, this works and provides good data! It stops three short of the goal probably due to rate limiting, but I think you can get the point: https://chat.openai.com/share/9d6695a9-5ba8-44d8-9ec8-11fcba9b0430 https://chat.openai.com/share/9d6695a9-5ba8-44d8-9ec8-11fcba... This same kind of query works with any reasonable structured data format.
  - ape4 3y ago
    That sounds like something Wolfram could do without chatGPT. It accepts natural language input.
    - fkyoureadthedoc 3y ago
      You could have tested this easily. It doesn't look like you can get JSON directly out of it, nor any other type of data that meets the criteria of the query. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Give+me+a+JSON+document+when+the+keys+are+countries+in+the+G20+and+the+values+are+their+GDP+for+the+year+2020 https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Give+me+a+JSON+document...
      - sensanaty 3y ago
        It's a paid feature but you can, in more formats than JSON too. If you click the little Data icon it expands and gives you a bunch of options.
        Karunamon 3y ago
        Where ChatGPT then wins is the ability to progressively tweak the output until it is exactly what you want.

by RayVR 3y ago

ChuckNorris89 3y ago

>Mostly acting as a translator from natural language to structured output. Can I ask what exactly that means/does?

Karunamon 3y ago
"Give me a JSON document when the keys are countries in the G20 and the values are their GDP for the year 2020" With the Wolfram plug-in, this works and provides good data! It stops three short of the goal probably due to rate limiting, but I think you can get the point: https://chat.openai.com/share/9d6695a9-5ba8-44d8-9ec8-11fcba9b0430 https://chat.openai.com/share/9d6695a9-5ba8-44d8-9ec8-11fcba... This same kind of query works with any reasonable structured data format.
- ape4 3y ago
  That sounds like something Wolfram could do without chatGPT. It accepts natural language input.
  - fkyoureadthedoc 3y ago
    You could have tested this easily. It doesn't look like you can get JSON directly out of it, nor any other type of data that meets the criteria of the query. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Give+me+a+JSON+document+when+the+keys+are+countries+in+the+G20+and+the+values+are+their+GDP+for+the+year+2020 https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Give+me+a+JSON+document...
    - sensanaty 3y ago
      It's a paid feature but you can, in more formats than JSON too. If you click the little Data icon it expands and gives you a bunch of options.
      - Karunamon 3y ago
        Where ChatGPT then wins is the ability to progressively tweak the output until it is exactly what you want.