ChatGPT + Jupyter Notebook = Mindblowing! 🤩

Hi everyone, in today's video I'm making a deepdive into how to use generative AI tools inside Jupyter Notebook 🤩. These tools can help you speed up the data wrangling and explorative analysis process, and let you focus on the more important analyses. However, these tools are not (yet) perfect and there are several concerns, which I also discussed later in the video. Hope this video is helpful! Thank you for watching 😇.

🔑 TIMESTAMPS
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0:00 - Intro
0:44 - JupyterAI extension - Installation
3:10 - Magics (JupyterAI)
5:05 - Chat interface (JupyterAI)
6:34 - Generate notebooks (JupyterAI)
7:18 - Embedding local data (JupyterAI)
8:34 - GitHub Copilot
10:22 - Amazon CodeWhisperer
10:38 - StarCoder (HuggingFace)
11:08 - Concerns with generative AI coding tools.

👩🏻‍💻 COURSES & RESOURCES
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[MyCodingDiary]

I love how you break down complex concepts into easy-to-understand steps. Your videos are a true asset to the programming community.✨👀

[LukeBarousse]

Love this use of AI in a Jupyter notebook! I've been testing out Copilot Chat (Beta) in VS Code and it's been saving much time; so glad you shared these here!!

[konradnoises]

Hey, I just wanted to thank you!

I’ve landed a transitioning job as a Data Analyst because of a study case that I did using your YouTube API project as a base. 🤓

I saw you at the vondelpark this weekend, and I almost went there to thank you in person (but felt like that was your relax time; so best not to take that from you 😂).

Anyway, thank you for your efforts, and your dedication to make this knowledge so accessible.
Keep up!

[princeganer]

Another awesome video Thu Vu! All the information that you condense and present to us in a single video is commendable.🙌

[OdileAstrid]

Thanks Thu Vu. I'm starting a 1 year bootcamp ML Engineer. This will help.😊

[narangfamily]

Really high quality videos! Keep up the good work Thun

[steve_p]

this was awesome, thank you for the video!

[BillyT]

Cool features! I believe that over the coming years more automation tools powered by AI will be integrated in IDEs!

[GenAI.Enthusiat]

Very infomative and helpful, thank you.

[royjones]

Thank you for another much anticipated instalment, always top quality content

[jorgeolivera]

Thank you for this video, it's just what I needed 😊
Keep making these please, you are very important for the data community

[thirdanonymousacc]

Super helpful! Followed step by step and worked like a charm

[binarystar]

Many thanks for the informative content ✨

[dullfire]

OMG you look so good in thumnail robotic version

[have]

Thanks for this helpful video, great work as always :)

[hdevilgamer]

Your dedication to freely sharing data science knowledge on YouTube is truly inspiring. Thank you for empowering countless learners with your valuable tutorials and making data science accessible to all .

[MichealAngeloArts]

That's amazing!! I haven't heard of Jupyter AI and that's exactly what I was looking for instead of copying my code between Jupyter and VScode to use the CodeGPT extension everytime I want to use GPT 🤣Do you know if Jupyter AI works with AWS CodeWhisperer and/or HuggingFace StarCoder? Or may be there are other special Jupyter-based libraries for these tools?

[michaelwickerson]

Thank you, copilot has helped me catch up to where I wish to be. M

[WCKon]

Hi Thu Vu, thank you very much for creating such a wonderful video. Just watched it and also got attracted to the book you showed in the video (4:58). Can you please share the title of the book here? Thanks.

[jimcallahan]

Fantastic video breaking down in simple terms and examples for what for me is a cutting edge topic.
I was surprised by getting a typeset Bayes formula.
I was impressed by using code comments as prompts -- great for "I know how to do it in R, how do I do it in Python?" moments. Or for doing a similar analysis (in the same language) to a new data set.
Does StarCoder send information? Or does it run completely locally?