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Enable ChatGPT to browse the internet : OpenAi new plugin connect GPT to get real-time information
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In this video, viewers will learn about a new web browsing plugin that has been created by the developers. The plugin enables a language model to have access to a web browser while prioritizing both safety and good web citizenship.
The text-based web browser in the plugin is limited to making GET requests, which reduces certain classes of safety risks. However, it still allows users to retrieve information from the web. The plugin uses the Bing search API, which provides reliability and truthfulness of information and has a "safe-mode" to prevent the retrieval of problematic content. To maintain privacy, the browsing activities of the plugin are isolated from the rest of the infrastructure.
The plugin also shows the websites that it visits and cites its sources in ChatGPT's responses. This feature adds a layer of transparency that helps users verify the accuracy of the model's responses and gives credit back to content creators. The developers encourage feedback on ways to drive traffic back to sources and add to the overall health of the ecosystem.
This new web browsing plugin is a promising development that allows for safer browsing and more transparent interactions with the web. Anyone interested in learning more can watch the full video or leave a comment with any questions or feedback.
ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot, is now getting Internet access through plugins. OpenAI has launched 11 plugins for ChatGPT that will allow it to interact with select websites and use their mentioned databases to gather information. These plugins include a web browser and a code interpreter plugin. The web browser plugin lets ChatGPT retrieve information directly from the Internet using the Bing AI API. The code interpreter plugin uses Python and performs logical calculations based on problems posed. Both plugins are currently in an Alpha stage.
This is a game-changing move for ChatGPT, as it can now interact with particular websites and use third-party databases to gather up-to-date information, run computations, and more. OpenAI has designed these plugins specifically for language models with safety as a core principle.
In addition to OpenAI’s own web plugin, a group of early collaborators has developed several other plugins for ChatGPT, including Expedia, FiscalNote, Instacart, Kayak, Klarna, Milo, OpenTable, Shopify, Slack, Speak, Wolfram, and Zapier. These plugins are mostly self-explanatory.
If implemented correctly, ChatGPT will gain even more power and become a stronger competitor in the Google Bard vs ChatGPT battle. It should certainly perform better than Google Bard against Bing
.
In this video, viewers will learn about a new web browsing plugin that has been created by the developers. The plugin enables a language model to have access to a web browser while prioritizing both safety and good web citizenship.
The text-based web browser in the plugin is limited to making GET requests, which reduces certain classes of safety risks. However, it still allows users to retrieve information from the web. The plugin uses the Bing search API, which provides reliability and truthfulness of information and has a "safe-mode" to prevent the retrieval of problematic content. To maintain privacy, the browsing activities of the plugin are isolated from the rest of the infrastructure.
The plugin also shows the websites that it visits and cites its sources in ChatGPT's responses. This feature adds a layer of transparency that helps users verify the accuracy of the model's responses and gives credit back to content creators. The developers encourage feedback on ways to drive traffic back to sources and add to the overall health of the ecosystem.
This new web browsing plugin is a promising development that allows for safer browsing and more transparent interactions with the web. Anyone interested in learning more can watch the full video or leave a comment with any questions or feedback.
ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot, is now getting Internet access through plugins. OpenAI has launched 11 plugins for ChatGPT that will allow it to interact with select websites and use their mentioned databases to gather information. These plugins include a web browser and a code interpreter plugin. The web browser plugin lets ChatGPT retrieve information directly from the Internet using the Bing AI API. The code interpreter plugin uses Python and performs logical calculations based on problems posed. Both plugins are currently in an Alpha stage.
This is a game-changing move for ChatGPT, as it can now interact with particular websites and use third-party databases to gather up-to-date information, run computations, and more. OpenAI has designed these plugins specifically for language models with safety as a core principle.
In addition to OpenAI’s own web plugin, a group of early collaborators has developed several other plugins for ChatGPT, including Expedia, FiscalNote, Instacart, Kayak, Klarna, Milo, OpenTable, Shopify, Slack, Speak, Wolfram, and Zapier. These plugins are mostly self-explanatory.
If implemented correctly, ChatGPT will gain even more power and become a stronger competitor in the Google Bard vs ChatGPT battle. It should certainly perform better than Google Bard against Bing
.
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