🐙 Lunch & Learn: Let's Build An AI Assistant With GPT-4o (w/ Joe & Winston of @Posit)

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[harrychou]

Thank you for the video. I am an old-time software engineer and this is a perfect demo of the power of shiny and chatGPT integration.

[tikkivolta]

00:00 Introduction
00:45 GPT-4 Demo and Project Goal
02:18 Guest Introductions (Joe & Winston from Posit)
04:55 OpenAI GPT-4 Demo Walkthrough
09:03 Project Overview and Architecture
12:51 Clarification on OpenAI App Capabilities
13:28 Open Source Alternatives to OpenAI Components
13:51 Jupyter Notebook Walkthrough
17:52 Discussion on Graphics Card Requirements
18:32 Transitioning to Shiny for Web App Development
19:07 Introduction to Shiny for Python
22:39 Discussion on Shiny Deployment Options
24:18 Comparison of Shiny and Streamlit
26:45 Starting with Shiny for Python
27:32 Demonstration of Basic Shiny App Features
28:12 Demonstration of Interactive 3D Visualization
29:18 Live Coding a Shiny App
30:00 Converting Jupyter Notebook to Python Script
31:58 Creating a Basic Shiny App Structure
34:07 Handling File Uploads and Displaying Information
36:07 Integrating OpenAI Query Function
38:10 Adding Progress Indication
39:37 Implementing Live Webcam Input
41:58 Styling the Web App Interface
42:56 Testing the App with Live Questions
44:43 Discussion on App Features and Improvements
45:26 Deploying the App and Opening for Audience Testing
47:13 Testing the App with OpenAI Demo Scenarios
51:38 Troubleshooting App Issues
55:24 Discussion on Ethical Considerations and AI Safety
57:21 Testing the App with Code Interpretation
57:57 Testing Language Capabilities (French, Japanese, Mandarin)
1:00:01 Demonstration of Multi-Model Comparison (GPT-4, GPT-4 Vision, LLaMA)
1:06:26 Testing Math Problem Solving Abilities
1:08:43 Discussion on Posit's Values and Approach to AI
1:11:27 Demonstration of Language Capabilities (Taiwanese, Klingon, Hungarian)
1:12:05 Testing Image Recognition and Recipe Generation
1:17:06 More Language Tests (Hindi, Esperanto)
1:20:04 Wrap-up and Call to Action
1:20:34 Shiny App Showcase and Q&A
1:21:14 Discussion on Shiny Use Cases and Templates
1:26:08 Exploring the Shiny App Playground
1:27:09 Shiny and Database Integration
1:30:11 Limitations and Future Possibilities
1:34:45 Closing Remarks and Next Week's Live Stream Announcement

[IdPreferNot]

Great demo. Excited to check out shiny.

[hsinRamen]

I speak Mandarin, Taiwanese, Japanese, and English, and holy crap that translation was incredible. Interestingly, it kept the Japanese name, but read in Chinese rather than trying to translate it. I would've expected a "dumb" translator to try to translate the name. I was really hoping to hear it try Taiwanese lol. Hoping to give this a try myself.

[taoxu]

Where can i find the code for the demo?

[ZeeroCool]

Im Hungarian and it was impressive. Definitely not good translate at all but impressive progress. The video is really cool! Thanks!

[csguru]

Yes the hindi Translation was absolutly correct but the voice tone seemed a little robotic, I mean not as good as english tone. Thanks for doing this I actually wanted to make something like this just to see the result but you guys showed the final result.

[ABMyoutube]

Isn't ChatGpt 4o Multimodal?
So why do you use txt2speed and speech2txt APIs?
ChatGpt 4o is capable of handling Audio2Audio!

[louayeltabech]

The code that I executed below, shows an ATTRIBUTE ERROR:

with as audio_file:
transcription =
model="whisper-1", file=Path(audio_file)
)

user_prompt = transcription.text
user_prompt

It says that openai doesn't have the attribute 'audio'. I already have both the newest versions of python and opeanai libraries. Is anyone facing the same problem? Also, 'media_extractor' library doesn't exist, so I had to use a different library. I am using Jupyter by the way.

[isarapp]

Well, the hungarian part was okey, but definitely not perfect!
Does anybody have any idea, why speech synthetising doing so bad?
I mean singing works perfect, if you look at AI systems like Suno AI, the vocals are just perfect (!!!), i cannot tell any difference
to natural voice, not even in hungarian. Actually the AI vocals are way better, than an average human could sing.
So why is speaking so much harder than singing for AI?