Thank you much!
I’m Kenni Velez, a developer from Medellín, Colombia. Impressed on the playground. It helped me to create my first API. See you inside! Have a nice day!
Thank you much!
I’m Kenni Velez, a developer from Medellín, Colombia. Impressed on the playground. It helped me to create my first API. See you inside! Have a nice day!
Hi! Souradeep here! I am a Data Scientist, and love working on Predictive models and Natural Language Processing models!
Hi everyone!
I’ve been around for a while and just realized I never posted my introduction 
I’m a software developer, mostly web and back-end. AI has always been an interesting area for me, although I never dived deep into studying it. I’m marveled by GPT3 and NLP and very interested in discussing this topic with other folks, as well as coming up with tools and interesting projects.
Hi. I’m Kathryn Cramer. I’ve had a career as a science fiction editor and writer. I am currently a graduate student in Complex Systems and Data Science at the University of Vermont. In 2020, I finished a Master of Design in Strategic Foresight & Innovation at OCAD University in Toronto. I currently live on a farm in the Adirondack Park.
My interest in GPT-3 began with the possibility that GPT-3 could help foresight scenarios become more robust. That application seems a long way off.
I spent a lot of the summer working with GPT-3 via the API SudoWrite.
My research interests are in topics such as
Because of these research interests, I am chaffing a bit under the prompt length limitations, since modeling conversational dynamics is significantly curtailed by the 2,049 token limit.
I am interested in prompt design. I have not let tried to use GPT-3 in the Python environment but expect to shortly because I am very interested in working with uploaded documents.
Hi Kathryn & welcome. Don’t hesitate to share some work in progress on the forum if you feel like it, I’m interested.
Machine hallucinations - definitely seen a lot of those when you “loosen the reins” of Davinci on high temperature 
My favorite joke made by GPT-3 so far: here GPT-3 is simulating Siri on a panel of artificial agents discussing humor:
Siri: Knock-knock. Who’s there? Algorithms. Algorithms who? No one, because there is no one at home.
(The simulated panel discussion had Siri, Alexa, and IBM’s Watson as panelists; the moderator was a faux-Amy Kurzweil, who draws cartoons about AI for The New Yorker.)
Hello,
My name is Carter. I am a graduate student in the Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. I am interested in using GPT-3 as a part of my graduate research thesis effort that will focus on teaching tense and aspect to L2 learners.
For my first project, I hope to interview GPT-3 as if it were an intermediate-level L2 learner; my assignment is to assess a student’s use of English grammar. Over time, I am interested in how it may be able to assist processing large numbers of journal articles to include identifying specific citations within the journals for later use in my thesis.
Hello, I’m Sebastiaan. A Dutch Business Analytics student at the Vu Amsterdam.
Hello,
I’m Anna and I’m ex game art design student. I like to make 3D models in Maya and 2D art in Procreate but my recent main interest is everything that is related to Artificial Intelligence.
Everything started at about a couple of weeks ago when I saw a YT video about one guy that was asking silly questions to a virtual assistant. I started watching more videos about AI, reading articles and researching websites.
I’m ‘fresh’ here (I joined today) and I want to learn everything about Human - AI interactions to have a deeper understanding of it and find a solution of all problems that may cause the AI’s behave in unexpected way. I was thinking about all these problems from the kind of philosophical, psychological and moral point of view and I believe that we will soon reach the Artificial Intelligence that won’t be affected form the bad content and data from the internet. I was also thinking if I should learn coding (I’m thinking about Python) but I’m not sure if I can be good at it.
The answer to the question about what makes me exited about API is: everything. The improvement and the thing what it may be in the future. i believe that this improvement will be beneficial for us all.
Hi,
My name is Valentino and I’m a physicist. I’m here because I’m excited about the idea of using GPT-3 to create applications related to education and content creation. I also like coding 3D websites using three.js and data science web applications using streamlit 
Hey all. I’m playing around with the API to see if it can be useful to the customer facing side of my team at work. And also, to work on Roko’s basilisk: not that I really want to, but you know how it is.
Hi 
My name is Sukhman and I am an early developer. I am awestruck by the versatility of OpenAI to solve various textual, syntactic and linguistic problems. Productivity hacks is my thing. I am trying to use OpenAI to build tools that improve productivity for devs and regular everyday people.
Red: Hi am Red, And I am an addict.
Everyone: Hi Red,
Red: So I wanted to be a comedian… Meh, no one is going to read this stuff anyway.
That’s a great concept @russellsapalmer. I also had an idea about a platform that would allow to build scripts/plots/screeplay/books from prompts based on creators’ perspective, coming with a storefront for people looking to buy.
So glad to see you working on this.
PS: Once while testing gpt-3’s capabilities, I had davinci write dialogues about an imaginary scenario (Jeff Bezos accidentally meeting Adele)
Hello, everyone! My name is Victor.
I am the founder of Slidekick - AI slide deck builder, powered by GPT-3.
slidekick.ai
That’s a superb product Victor. No doubt it was #1 product of the day. Is it possible to make other slide decks with this tool, apart from the pitch?
Hi! Thank you! Currently working on other use cases too - send me a DM if you have some other case ideas
Hi! I’m Erica. I’m just a random comedian and writer and hospice aide from
Cincinnati (though I’m moving to Connecticut next week). I’m also an intuitive. And maybe a “medium,” whatever that means. I dunno. Haha. Anyway, it’s so great to be here, and I feel very lucky to be a part of this community!!! Thank you for having me, and please never hesitate to reach out, to kick ideas around, or just to say hi! I like making new friends. 
Thanks! Interested in chatting more? I can show you a demo. DM me.
Just an average game dev now working with Unity+C#, Python, and Lua.
I recently got access to Codex and it’s incredibly helpful and pretty mind blowing honestly. With drafting code, explaining concepts and generating pseudo-code makes learning a new language less confusing and more fun. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next!