Easiest Way to Use GPT In Your Products | LangChain Basics Tutorial 🤖

In this video, we are joined by Harrison Chase, founder of LangChain. LangChain is a popular open source library focused on making it easier to build AI features and applications, specifically focused on integrating GPT and other language models.

We walk through some of the basic concepts of LangChain to help you get started using GPT in your applications.

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[bobsalita]

Nice first video. Harrison's project has huge potential. Rachel's summarizations were eloquent and spot on. I have a typical business use case which I'd like Harrison to show how to solve. For more universal appeal, say its college football instead of a business. Assume the chatbot never heard of football. The purpose of using a chatbot is to provide the fan with an engaging, informative experience. The sport has its own jargon, rules and metrics. How can we create train a chatbot with the the sport's jargon, rules, metrics? The chatbot should be trained to answer questions such as: Who won? Who made the most yards? Who made the best tackles? How does Big George rank nationally? How can we get the coach to say something inspirational, analytical, instructive? How do we provide statistics, facts for integration with the chatbot?

[sup]

Great video. love the subtitles btw. you can't please everyone

[nat.serrano]

so basically the template is fixed text with string interpolation? I still don't understand how the model is smart to know it needs to query the internet or accept the LLM answer.

for example: what's the weather?

[ismailacareryener]

The subtitles are awesome. Please show us how it is done.

[uzairqarni]

with the chatgpt api out, would love some updates in the documentation and on youtube of how that's addressed by langchain

[namwkim]

How do you generate and sync captions? Do you use AI?😊

[jw-sxpi]

good video but subtitles completely distracting

[UnicornLaunching]

It's hilarious that the only comments are arguing over the subtitle design.

[TheEightSixEight]

Subtitles are very annoying and distracting.

[avi]

It's such bad form to exclaim, "awesome!" after someone introduces themselves. It sounds entirely disingenuous. The subtitles are great, nicely done.