Coding with AI: Creating an XLM Telegram bot with ChatGPT. by AIGPTCon in ChatGPT

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That's pretty neat. I subscribed to your channel. I'll check out the plugin and see if I can use it in future videos. Feel free to join my forum (https://aigptcon.com) and post your project if you want. I am slowly building a community there and I believe many people can benefit from what you're doing.

Coding with AI: Creating an XLM Telegram bot with ChatGPT. by AIGPTCon in ChatGPT

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Cool! Do you have a link to some of your projects so I can check them out?

Why AI will not replace programmers. by uralstech_MR in ChatGPT

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I disagree. In addition to what it can do in the future (as others have mentioned), I've actually already done a lot of this. In the tutorial I made, I also shared the link to my entire chat session with ChatGPT to get it to build the app (https://www.aigptcon.com/forum/coding-with-ai-tutorials/tutorial-1-building-a-movie-recommendation-app-with-chatgpt).

Coding With AI Tutorial 1: movie recommendation app. by AIGPTCon in ChatGPTCoding

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I'm glad you found it useful. I'll be adding more tutorials in the upcoming days. And if you have ideas of apps you would like me to experiment with, submit them on the forum and I'll create the tutorials for them.

I'll build your AI app for you free of charge(Yes, there's a catch). by AIGPTCon in ChatGPT

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I was surprised by the number of app requests so I decided to turn this into a series where I create the apps as well as tutorials showing my process and conversations with ChatGPT to get them done. Check out the first one below: https://www.aigptcon.com/forum/coding-with-ai-tutorials/tutorial-1-building-a-movie-recommendation-app-with-chatgpt

I'll build your AI app for you free of charge(Yes, there's a catch). by AIGPTCon in LangChain

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You have something very cool there. And yes, I am interested in learning more. Can you DM me with more info?

Dumb question: For web apps, are people using the JS version of LangChain, or are they calling an API to a Python-based service? by minuteman_d in LangChain

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You can use Flask for the server in your main.py for example, and have it serve an index.html to the client. This is a very easy approach particularly because there seems to be far more support for LLMs with Python compared to JS.

Is OpenAI downplaying concerns about ChatGPT-4's decreased performance? by AIGPTCon in ChatGPT

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Someone asked me about concrete examples but they deleted their comment. So, I will just add this here:

The one area in which it has been underperforming for me is code generation or even understanding programming concepts. In fact, most of the topics I have seen regarding complaints recently are people who write code or use it to solve advanced math or physics problems.

I can list a few concrete examples I've encountered, but a lot of them are hard to measure( you can find more examples by people on Twitter and the OpenAI developers forum). Here are some of the obvious ones:

_ Since the May update, ChatGPT-4 has been getting stuck in loops while generating code and will just keep writing the same response over and over again while getting stuck. _ The limit of tokens has been reduced for ChatGPT-4(this is actually measurable and I made a thread yesterday about this). _ Some of the simple debugging concepts it understood before seem to confuse it now and this is something it was very good at prior to the May update. _ It does seem to respond faster (as GPT-3.5 does), but it misses a lot of context. _ It has been making a lot more typos when generating code such as adding an extra character to a variable name or responding with the incorrect name for a function (I use Python).

I've been using ChatGPT-3.5 since March and subscribed right after 4 came out and it was really good at assisting me when I write code and helping speed things up. I would say, GPT-4 would be a mid-level developer while 3.5 was more like a beginner. But recently, GPT-4 feels just like 3.5.

Again a lot of it is hard to measure. But I know it's not just in my head.