Hi folks,
Thanks for sharing your projects with me the last couple weeks, I don’t think I was able to help everyone, but I hope my time benefited those who I worked with.
Moving forward, I will focus my time on maintaining and improve the Google Spreadsheet GPT3 Tool and the Fine Tune GPT Prompt Web App
Cheers!
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I have some interesting or practical ideas, but some are too difficult, etc., share them with everyone.Please assist me in solving it, thanks！
It must be a cool idea:
On the QICQ app, become a chatbot. As long as someone calls it, it answers questions. More importantly, it remembers what everyone in the chat group has said, and can paraphrase or apply it, imitating it.
Hey Nelson
Nice to meet you
I need help making a shortcut that has the api key for the chat box I’m new to this all
How can I do this?
I am not familiar with QICQ, but have you investigate into what it takes to build on top of this app?
Are you using the OpenAI API? Can you explain a bit more on what you are trying to do?
Thanks.
Hi Nelson,
My name is Reuben, I’m a radiology resident from Melbourne Australia.
I’ve built a “Dictation Error Corrector” web app using text-davinci-003 to address I problem I and many radiologists have.
I am having an issue that I hoped you might be able to help me out with - absolutely no problems at all if you are too busy.
As you can see in the example above, “enostoses” has been changed to “osteochondromas”. This is not correct, and unfortunately continues to recur in my experience using the app.
My prompt is very simple, and I have found that if I specify “permitted words” in the prompt the resulting output is less reliable.
I feel as though this problem could be solved with fine-tuning, however davinci is so much worse than text-davinci-003 at a base level.
Any thoughts on how I might be able to solve this dilemma
Hi Reuben,
This is intersting, I’ll like to see if we can improve this use case.
Can you share the prompt you are using to make the dictation correction?
That will give me a better idea on how we can make improvements.
Thanks.
Thanks so much Nelson! I’ve DM’d you.