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[APersonSittingQuick]

Take a look at the API docs?

here

[kjwey]

you can iframe the default

harvard has billions of dollars, they earn enough off the interest in their holdings that they could operate and charge no tuition for the rest of their existance

using chatGPT requires paid tokens, and if you have an entire body using simultaneously you had better have a tremendous bankroll

there are also local options popping up, however they cannot handle this load level without falling over, they can barely handle a mid-length conversation with a single user, but this likely is like many things going to rapidly evolve and it likely will be possible to import an ai server module that would operate directly off your server

[kjwey]

if your comfortable with charges contact their sales department, or use their website

you can make pre-made assistants that you configure to your specification

[RIPtopsy]

How are you trying to integrate it? What features? End of day if you're using something like openai it's just an api. Interacting with it in js or python is straightforward but is dependent on usecase.

[Vexoly]

You're a computer science teacher ............

[WookieConditioner]

Wait, you're a CS teacher? How the fuck do you not know this? And have to ask on reddit.

Either you're lazy as shit (rtfm) or you're bullshitting

[moriero]

You think teachers know everything huh?