To be honest, I have spent too much time reading about GPT-3 until now…
⏰As a project leader, my limited time is spent on pushing projects towards deadlines. To stay on top of the current development, I listen to articles, books and podcasts. This is a predictable process; I cover X words in Y minutes. However, hands-on experience provides the deepest learning but it is unpredictable and progression is non-linear. Getting progress on a task might requires hours work. This uncertainty keeps me from trying, and thereby from deeper understanding.
“Build a ChatGPT like App for Your Business in 7 lines of Code”
Was the title a medium article that caught my attention (link in the comments), how hard can it be? My programming skills are very outdated, but copy-paste 7 lines of code seems simple enough.
ChatGPT show me the way!
👍My first thought was that I had to install the program language Python.
🧑🎓I asked ChatGPT to guide me through the process from zero to a “hello world” program. Wow, it was like having a personal tutor sitting besides me. It took about 30 minutes, including trouble shooting, to set up the environment and ending up with a terminal prompt saying “hello world”. Amazing.
Then I realized that nowadays you do everything in the browser using tools works out-of-the box, I used codelab from Google. Most likely ChatGPT would have told me if I just asked…
What about the 7 lines of Code?
🤖In less than 10 minutes “I created” a bot based on GPT3 that were able to answer questions in natural language, about a pdf-file that I feed the system with. The answers were far superior to, e.g. using the search function. The implications are game changing, but thats another post.
Take home message - Dare to try and explore
🙌If you are like me and want to try something, but don’t have the time to get stuck and thereby end up not exploring enough - you now have someone to guide you through the process, or at least an early version of it. Yesterday my tutor got even better 🚀
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