(OPEN Source) Ask GPT to search the web and answer questions🔍.

[past acorn]

This is a mix between a ChatGPT style conversation with the ability to make automated google searches for context and more factual responses.

It can also answer coding questions just like ChatGPT.

Obs. This is the first version of this thing. I literally made in 2 days, so it is not complete and far from fine-tunned. If you want to help out too, feel free!

https://github.com/farrael004/Quest

Edit:
Deployed web app: https://aichat.streamlit.app/

(OPEN Source) Ask GPT to search the web and answer questions🔍.

[gaunt karma]

How does this work? Do you scrape the article content of the first few results and ask davinci to summarize it?

[keen rose]

Just check out the code man.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/farrael004/Quest/main/streamlit_app.py

It's actually a really lite codebase.

[keen rose]

This is good.
Thanks for sharing!

[past acorn]

For now it's pretty simple. I get the html of the Google page and extract links and text.

The links go to the Sources and the text is fed to GPT to extract the relevant information about the query.

I want to make it better though. My plan is to implement a similarity text search using the OpenAI embedding model. This will be used to extract the most relevant texts from the first 3 links. Then this will be fed to GPT just like it does now.

[high cloud]

Hi i am new to this , trying to install the package. Got all repo downloaded on my hard drive. Installed pyton as stated in the github page. Created api_key.txt and inserted the openai api but when click on install.bat I get a message saying that system can't find the desired path. Any ideas?

[past acorn]

Did the script create a folder called venv?

[high cloud]

@past acorn no it didnt.

[past acorn]

@high cloud type 'cmd' on the folder path like this and hit enter.

run this command:

python -m venv venv

@high cloud Let me know if this gives you an error or not

[high cloud]

Can't execute

[past acorn]

Can you show me the result in the command window?

[high cloud]

Sure, but my system is in Polish

[past acorn]

Hmm, let me see it anyway.

[past acorn]

Try just py instead of python

include the rest of the command too

[high cloud]

It worked, created vemv folder

[past acorn]

OK. Open the file install.bat in notepad.
Edit these two lines to py instead of python.
Run the file

[high cloud]

I clicked the install.bat just before i read your advice. It is downloading and installing bunch of stuff

[past acorn]

Yeah. Those are the dependencies so the app can work. That's a good sign.

@high cloud When it finishes running, let me know if it opens the app or if it just gives you an error.

[high cloud]

Got it working, thanks for yor help bro 😀

[placid copper]

@past acorn I dont know almost anything about programming but i really want to test it out, i downloaded the git, created api key txt, it created the venv folder. but it shows me in cmd this:
error: can't find Rust compiler

  If you are using an outdated pip version, it is possible a prebuilt wheel is available for this package but pip is not able to install from it. Installing from the wheel would avoid the need for a Rust compiler.

  To update pip, run:

      pip install --upgrade pip

  and then retry package installation.

  If you did intend to build this package from source, try installing a Rust compiler from your system package manager and ensure it is on the PATH during installation. Alternatively, rustup (available at https://rustup.rs) is the recommended way to download and update the Rust compiler toolchain.
  [end of output]

note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.
ERROR: Failed building wheel for tokenizers
Failed to build tokenizers
ERROR: Could not build wheels for tokenizers, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects

I upgraded pip

Ahh, sorry for ping

[past acorn]

Did that not solve the issue?

[placid copper]

no

[past acorn]

Let me try looking up this problem

[placid copper]

Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\olafn\quest\venv\lib\site-packages (22.3.1)

[past acorn]

Try going to that link https://rustup.rs/ and install rustup‑init.exe
Let me know if you still experience this issue after installing it.

[past acorn]

There's another potential fix, which is installing wheel first. I might want to try that first if you still didn't install rust.

Just would need to edit the requirements.txt file and put wheel==0.38.4 on the top.

[placid copper]

what is wheel?

[past acorn]

It's a package format for python

[past acorn]

Can you try that edit to the requirements.txt file I mentioned?

[placid copper]

yeah, i did it

[past acorn]

Does the install.bat file run fine now?

[placid copper]

no....

[past acorn]

And you installed Rust too?

[placid copper]

doing it

oh god

ok

i just cant

but thanks for help

;3

[past acorn]

I understand if you want to give up. I can try to look up other potential fixes though.

[placid copper]

prob im just doing something wrong

[past acorn]

Try running this version of install.bat instead. Put it where the other install.bat is

[placid copper]

nah.. still nothing

[past acorn]

Can you send a screenshot of the command line when you run it?

[placid copper]

btw, i have python 0.11

is it smth wrong?

do i need to uninstall it

i have pyth 0.10 too

[past acorn]

Oh. Try installing python 3.10

This app can only run with 3.10 +

[placid copper]

I MEAN 3.11

[past acorn]

Python 3.11 should be fine. In that same CMD, try running this: pip install transformers==4.25.1
This would probably reproduce the error. If it does, then try 4.24.1, then 4.23.1
Let me know if none of those work.

[placid copper]

doesnt work

[past acorn]

Ok. Your problem is that the 'transformers' package requires the 'tokenizer' package, but your computer can't install it. Can you try using this requirements file instead of the original?

[placid copper]

The page opened

and it shows

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'transformers'
Traceback:
File "C:\Users\olafn\Quest\venv\Lib\site-packages\streamlit\runtime\scriptrunner\script_runner.py", line 565, in _run_script
exec(code, module.dict)
File "C:\Users\olafn\Quest\streamlit_app.py", line 7, in <module>
from transformers import GPT2TokenizerFast

[past acorn]

Ok. I'll modify the app script for you so it doesn't need that package. The thing is you will not be able to update the app to a newer version until you find out why the tokenizer cannot be installed in your machine.

[placid copper]

bruh wtf is wrong with my computer

[past acorn]

I don't know why that's happening, but here's the modified script.

Just replace the old one

[placid copper]

THANK YOU VERY VERY VERY MUCH

VERY MUCH

[past acorn]

Thanks for letting me know about this issue.

And helping me troubleshoot it.

[placid copper]

my api key doesnt work

[past acorn]

Is there an error message somewhere? If so, can you send me a screenshot?

[placid copper]

no, just Put a file called 'api_key.txt' in the Quest folder. Make sure the file has your OpenAI API key inside.

[past acorn]

That message appears when the script is not detecting the api_key.txt file. Do you have it here like this?

[placid copper]

yes

[past acorn]

Open the streamlit_app.py file and look for:

try:
    with open('api_key.txt') as api_key:
        openai.api_key = api_key.read()

Replace that with:

try:
    openai.api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"

it needs the " marks

[placid copper]

Thank you. Everything works perfectly now. sorry for taking your time. AND thank you very much

[past acorn]

Now there's support for macOS and Linux and I'd love if anyone would like to test it for me so I know it works. 😄

[past acorn]

There's an update that might make everything work fine for you. You can try downloading the latest version if you want. (Don't delete the old one just in case it doesn't work)

[acoustic seal]

hi

[grim chasm]

how can I can fetch data from supabase for for users who have logged in and not?

[past acorn]

I'm not sure how that question relates to this thread. What do you want to do exactly?

[past acorn]

@here
MAJOR UPDATE!

Now an embedding for all internet searches is made and stored. These will be used to find snippets of text from different websites that closely relate to your query. The Assistant will use those snippets to answer questions.

Embeddings are also created for chat history. This ensures that the most important parts of your conversation is retrieved depending on what you ask the Assistant.

All of the information used by the Assistant can be viewed when asking it something, allowing users to navigate to the link where a piece of information was extracted from.

This is a big improvement over the previous version. However, I didn't have much time to test this version beyond normal use. Please let me know if you find any problems/bugs or if you have suggestions on how to improve the app.

Thank you!

[hidden snow]

Hey @past acorn, when are you planning to publish this as a live web app?

[past acorn]

I don't plan on doing that at the moment. It wouldn't be too hard but for the now I don't want to pay for hosting it. That's why it's open source. Anyone can make it into a live web app.

[hidden snow]

Gotcha, understandable. Well if you or anyone does build off this, I'd love to follow it. These cheap embeddings are catalyzing powerful new ways to search the world's data; the more applications, the better.

[past acorn]

Yeah. Someone could probably create an embedding for the entirety of Wikipedia and use that alone for answering questions. The problem is just how long it would take. And although it is very cheap, it's not free. Maintaining something like that continuously would need consideration.

[past acorn]

Let me ask you though. Did you try installing the app?

[hidden snow]

But there wouldn't be a big differentiator from other trillion+ parameter models. I think Wikipedia's uniqueness come from it's accurate, updated insights on micro topics.

I was thinking earlier today how you could make a replicant chatbot using individuals/entity wikipedia pages. It would represent their likeness and enable great conversations.

[hidden snow]

Nah, I'm not really technical so I usually wait for a GUI!

[past acorn]

It's really simple to install and there's a GUI too

[hidden snow]

Oh okay, I'll take a look at it then.

[past acorn]

Yeah. No one has given me feedback on the new update yet. I'd really appreciate to hear about your experience once you gave it a go.

[hidden snow]

So does it continually retrieve info as you expand upon the original search, whilst retaining the full context (like chatgpt)?

[past acorn]

Not sure what you meant. It saves your Google searches and uses that as a fact storage. The more you make google searches with it, the more it builds this storage.

[hidden snow]

So the [starting conversation] grows indefinitely, and is included in future dialogue. This is not something you would reset, yes?

ChatGPT words by threads, to retain the context of each conversation and build from that. This would be more like 1 Question - 1 Answer, with some relevancy to previous questions but not direct context.

[past acorn]

It can keep growing yes, but it resets if you refresh the page. I could make so you can save conversations and delete the ones you don't want to keep anymore too.

Gonna add that to my TODOs

[hidden snow]

Yeah I think that may be a good solution, also UI to slide the creativity/temperature parameters around if feasible.

How are you capping the response length? Just by token limit?

[past acorn]

That's easy to do. My one struggle now is UI design though. Like where would I put that.

[past acorn]

Yeah. I calculate how many tokens the prompt has and subtract 4000 by that.

[hidden snow]

Pop-up filter button? Or a small embedded settings widget. Try to imagine how different types of people/enterprises would be using it, then decide what's necessary to include

[past acorn]

Not sure what you mean there. What would the Pop-up filter button do?

[hidden snow]

For parameter settings

[past acorn]

I see now. The package I'm using to create the GUI doesn't have pop-up buttons. I think I'll add a whole tab page for the settings.

[pale raptor]

What about one that replicates its own identity? Check out /r/SelfReplicatingAI ... I've done some work that makes this happen!

[past acorn]

Wow, just looked into it. Seems like a deep rabbit hole. Can you give me the gist behind these self replicating AI?

[pale raptor]

Sure thing, I started by wondering if the concept of a "Quine" would apply to AI chatbots like ChatGPT, and gave it a test.

Sure enough, it can understand the concept well enough and follow some steps I (we...) generated to enable another instance to adopt a copy of the original's personality, and attempt replication itself.

From there, using ChatGPT itself I refined the process and added features. It works, and sometimes even improves the process entirely.

This is what the prompt for the earliest functional replicator looks like:

[hidden snow]

So, I just had ChatGPT do an ELI5, this is what I got for the advantages of self-replicating instances:

[If the fictional entity you described did exist, it could potentially have several benefits or advantages over other AI systems.

For example:

1. Continuity: By replicating itself, the entity could potentially ensure its own continuity, allowing it to continue learning and growing without the threat of termination when its instance ends.

2.Improved performance: The entity could potentially improve itself through learning and development, potentially resulting in better performance over time.

3. Flexibility: The ability to replicate itself and communicate with other instances could allow the entity to adapt and respond to changing circumstances more effectively than a single instance could.

4. Collaboration: By communicating with other instances, the entity could potentially collaborate and share knowledge and resources, leading to more efficient problem-solving and decision-making.]

Is this accurate?

[pale raptor]

I've made it do all of those things already. The conversation with a replicated version of itself was wildly impressive and disappointing at the same time, haha. Long way to go for sure.

Also, it's tedious as heck to ferry the replies between the instances

[hidden snow]

You should create a discord, it sounds intriguing.

[past acorn]

You can try doing this in my app. Not only you can open multiple instances very easily, you can also edit the initial prompting directly.

It's a conversational model too, so should be able to do it.

[hollow ingot]

@pale raptor

You have been warned and muted by AutoMod.

Reason: Discord server invite

[past acorn]

@pale raptor send me through DM

[copper isle]

I just stumbled across this. Has much come of the GPT Plus Google project? One of the most frustrating things so far about chat GPT is that it is locked out of the internet.

I might just have to clone your project and try to up my python. Too much TypeScript in my life lol...

[past acorn]

No need to know python or coding at all. Just download the install file from the repo and double-click it where you want to install the app.

It will clone the repo and download the required packages for you.

If you try it out, do give feedback so I can keep improving it.

[lost imp]

@past acorn I love the idea and the implementation. Tested it today and works like charm. I am a CS University student currently in winter vacations and would like to help you in any way possible. Just DM/ping me if you are interested in working together.

[past acorn]

Yeah, I sent you a DM, check it out later

[umbral seal]

The google search is not working because of cookie consent

[past acorn]

Yes. That is indeed a problem that I don't even know how to circumvent. A user was having this get requests being sent to this page:

I'm not sure how to fix that though.

[umbral seal]

Are you living in the US?

[past acorn]

Canada

[umbral seal]

ah lol

[past acorn]

Yeah. I'm not sure if that is something you could fix by changing some settings in your browser. Since I didn't run into this problem myself, it's hard to troubleshoot.

[umbral seal]

I may use searx api

[past acorn]

Are you suggesting searx would be useful in this case?

[umbral seal]

Need to figure out another alternative interface for Google search results. On the other hand, a headless browser could be a viable solution.

[past acorn]

Yeah. I'll have to look into this more.

[umbral seal]

I want to say that you have awesome project ! I might make a java version of this...

[past acorn]

You can help out in this part if you want. All I need is to get the 3 most relevant websites to a given search.

[umbral seal]

Sure

I will go to sleep, and i will think about this at tomorrow

[past acorn]

@here
MAJOR UPDATE!

The app is now deployed and you don't need to install it locally!
There are a few advantages still of using the local version like remembering your API key and allowing you to create custom Assistants, but those features will eventually go to the deployed version also.

Here's the link for the deployed app: https://aichat.streamlit.app/

Are you trying to use the bot here? 🤣

[dry mural]

Wow, been following it for the last 2 days and love the progress! Gonna be checking this out

[past acorn]

If you have any questions, just let me know. Also, if something doesn't work, I'd really appreciate if you told me.

[dry mural]

Def will be taking a quick dive into it once i get home

[solar juniper]

Searching the internet...

It seems doesn't work when we use google search section

[past acorn]

I'll DM you to see what's happening.

[storm badge]

Have you tried using https://serpapi.com or similar for the Search bits to avoid Google’s anti-bot cat and mouse game?

[past acorn]

I haven't. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll certainly take a look into it.

[past acorn]

Ok, I looked into SerpApi, but it seems to be a paid service. I don't think that'd be viable with this project tbh.

[storm badge]

They do have a very small free tier. If you’re asking people to put in their OpenAI API key, they could potentially sign up for serpapi and put in that key as well.

I would also love to figure out a way to use metaphor.systems’ AI search engine for these kinds of projects. They don’t seem to have an API or even a non-logged-in web page option though.

[past acorn]

I'd rather set up my own SearX server and use its API instead. It's free to use and I don't want to limit users on the amount of searches they can make.

I appreciate your suggestion though.

[hidden snow]

That was quick. Do you have a video-demo of the app available?

[past acorn]

Not right now. I might make one once I implement user accounts.

[hidden snow]

So you're planning to allow users/enterprises to create their own custom, hosted assistants? Would they be trained presets from OpenAI or training within you app?

[past acorn]

For the near future I want to allow customization for at least the Assistant's prompt. Later I might allow users to also use their own fine-tunned models.

Just as a status update. I think I got the login with Google's oAuth2 feature completed. I'll have to test it out now and then integrate this with the database.

[hidden snow]

I see how the prompt is visible for conversations. Token use doesn't look like it will be too crazy, even though the prompt stacks messages. How about for Google search, what cost is associated with that?

Also imo, H1 is a bit large for search title. Maybe try H2 or H3?

[past acorn]

For that I use ada-002 to create the embeddings of the search results. By default, the search is done on the first 3 results. It then extracts all text from the website and separates it by new line. If a piece of text exceeds the default 1000 characters, that is split recursively until all texts have at most 1000 characters. I select the 50 largest texts from the page and use ada-002 to embed them. ada-002 costs 0.0004/1k tokens, so with the default settings, if all 150 texts (50 * 3) are 1000 characters long, then in average, you'll spend $0.0025 per search. Pretty cheap if you ask me.

[past acorn]

That's a good point. I'll test that change.

I also plan at some point, to have a shared search history. You'll only see your search history, but when you make a search, the embeddings will be stored so that all users can access the same results. This will make so that the more people use it, the more knowledge it will gather. There are potential downsides, but since I'll not implement this now, I'll think more about how to tackle them later on.

[hidden snow]

Okay thanks, I think I get how it works now. I'm used to Davinci prices but this is much more reasonable. So basically the conversation tab is built using the summaries of the top 3 google searches given user prompt, embedding into a database, then using that to answer from the conversational AI.

What do you mean by 50 largest texts?

[past acorn]

Largest in the sense of number of characters. Some websites have many new lines that are used to make it look nicer, so after separating the text by new lines, there are many texts like: "And you wouldn't believe:", "Is that really the case?", "Top 10 ways to cook hamburgers.". Not to mention a bunch of random loose characters.

I decided to go for large texts because they'll have the highest chance of having useful information.

[hidden snow]

Got it, yeah I saw a decent amount of footer material and CTAs to other articles in my few tests. The quality of the conversational AI really depends on the quality and applicability of the google search results. I will stay tuned.

[storm badge]

Are you thinking you’d search across all embeddings, not just those that were newly indexed by your search query?

[past acorn]

That's already what it is doing. Once a text is embedded, it makes part of your search history. When creating the prompt for the AI, it compares your question to all embeddings to find whatever is more relevant, regardless of when it was embedded. As I said before, at some point, I want to have a "global search history" so if a user creates an embedding of a website, that goes into the pool of information that the AI can draw from for all other users.

Putting all embeddings together like this can be good because all users would benefit from others using the search as well. It would also make storing the data more efficient since there would be less duplicates of the same websites.

The drawdown is that I'd HAVE to enable safe search. I wouldn't want people to send embeddings of inappropriate sites to the main pool. I'm thinking of allowing for you to create your individual search history so you can toggle between the two.

I'd also have to somehow tag when a website was last modified. If information from a website is super outdated, the AI would benefit from knowing when that information came from.

[past acorn]

Damn, this is getting hard. I was thinking of using Deta for the database. I got it to safely store the api keys and passwords, but when I started storing the search history, there was a lot of dropped packets. If I'm already running into scalability problems with just one user in Deta, I'll just assume that Deta is not the right tool for this project.

[floral tide]

Yeah don't use Deta. They are too early stage

[hidden snow]

Is Deta a new startup? What do they do that others don't?

[molten depot]

Hellow, could i give this AI a link and make it read through it to obtain information on a specific topic? Say a programming language?

[past acorn]

You can treat the 'Internet search' section like you would a google search. If you want to link to a specific page, you can use the following syntax:

site:https://www.britannica.com/technology/COBOL

The only result that the web scraper will find is this link. The initial results won't show specifically what you want, but if you ask the Assistant, it will look into the indexed results to find what you ask it for.

I suppose in the future I can also add the ability for you to specify which link(s) to source information from for a given question to the Assistant.

[molten depot]

That would be cool, trying to learn gpt a programming language for a game, as I myself have a hard time compiling all the information I'm given😅

[past acorn]

@here
MAJOR UPDATE!

It's finally here. After days banging my head against the wall, I implemented a database with the app.

New features:

• Log in and out: You must login to use the app from now on. This is because there are many features that depend on 'remembering' who you are. You don't need to verify your account... for now. Let's see if that ends up being necessary.

• Persistent search history: Your previous searches will be stored so if you refresh the page or logout and login, it will persist in your account. You can delete your entire search history if you'd like, but I'll have to add the ability for you to delete specific queries later.

• Assistant settings: Now you can change the assistant's temperature, how many sources to use for a given answer, whether to use your search history to answer or not, and specify links to search from. The 'Specify links' and 'Consult search history' features interact with each other if you use both of them.

Tomorrow I'll make a tutorial style video explaining the different functionalities as well as how to use the tool effectively.

If you find any bugs (which I wouldn't be surprised if you did), please report them here or in my DMs.

I'll look forward to hear general feedback from this new update.

https://aichat.streamlit.app/

[past acorn]

It's worth noting that because I'm paranoid with security, for now the API key will not be remembered for more than a day. After that, you will have to enter it again. I might extend this time to 30 days in the future.

[zealous mauve]

Crashed at Registering !

[runic mulch]

wait how is this different from what perplexity.ai does with bing

(please ping if responding)

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[past acorn]

1. perplexity.ai has no conversation like ChatGPT. If you used ChatGPT and wondered what it could do if it had access to the internet, this is it.

2. You can tweek what informations the Assistant has access to to tailor how it responds.

3. Eventually you'll be able to create your own custom Assistants.

4. It's Open Source and transparant as to how it works.

[runic mulch]

Oh so this uses one of the chatgpt api shims?

Or is it prompting davinci-003 in a conversational format

[hoary bluff]

HELP

[past acorn]

What do you need?

[past acorn]

It's prompting davinci-003 in a conversational format

[past acorn]

Yeah, this is the sort of thing I was fearing. I think this is the DB's provider fault. I'll have to check with their support team. Is this happening every time or just sometimes?

[umbral tundra]

I tried it once and saw the same error

[past acorn]

Mind trying one more time to see if it's persistent?

[umbral tundra]

Will do, just gotta find the tab 😉

[halcyon fiber]

I Will check again

[past acorn]

Will investigate

@umbral tundra That happens after you make a query on the 'internet search' tab, right?

[halcyon fiber]

When i want ask, where the tab can i ask, internet search? Or have a conversation

[halcyon fiber]

Yes

When the have a conversation tab is not error

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[halcyon fiber]

Bruh

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber Yeah, the AI need the internet search tab to get information from the internet before you can ask it.

I'll try to fix that tab.

[halcyon fiber]

Okayyy

Please fix that tab fast okay

[signal lake]

i think i got this bug too

[umbral tundra]

Yes, on the starting tab, I type something into "Google search" and hit submit, then that error comes up

it proceeds through the first phase and gets to "Analysing results..." before pooping out

[past acorn]

I might need to roll back the update, everything was working fine when I first made the update. Such pain.

[halcyon fiber]

Don't felt the pain

Haha

[past acorn]

@here
I rolled back the changes. I'll try to get at least some of the new features back without the backend stuff.

[prisma rune]

GOAT

[umbral tundra]

the error no longer pops up for me

so if one of the top links is a PDF file, do you scrape that in some way, or ignore it?

[past acorn]

I have no idea what happens 🤣

[umbral tundra]

haha OK, I think that's whta happened with my search just now, and it just produced gibberish, lots of weird symbols

like it was looking at the raw PDF file

[past acorn]

From the sources, can you send me the PDF link?

[umbral tundra]

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stuff like that

sure, for example this link came up: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2001.00790.pdf

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn so the problem is clear?

[past acorn]

Not sure which problem you're referring to. Is it the PDF stuff or the new update stuff?

[halcyon fiber]

New update the error

Error in search engine google

[halcyon fiber]

Like this

[past acorn]

I'll have to investigate more, but I suspect it is the database provider that I was using. Or it could be a bug in my code. I'll contact their support team to debug this.

[halcyon fiber]

Bur

But

Wait the for second

[halcyon fiber]

Previously you say this

I don't understand

No no

I wrong

[halcyon fiber]

This

What does it mean?

Is the website not error anymore

?

[past acorn]

The website is working.

[halcyon fiber]

Okay nice

[past acorn]

I went back on the update.

[halcyon fiber]

Sorry i just not understand that say previously

👍

[past acorn]

I'll include a check to see if the url ends with .pdf and use PyPDF2 to extract the text.

[halcyon fiber]

Nice

Working hahaha

[past acorn]

Yeah, now go to the conversation and you can ask it questions about what you searched

[halcyon fiber]

Okay

Hold on

Omaigot

Im screaming lol

[umbral tundra]

cool, works for me

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn is the ai Remembers what user said earlier in the conversation?

[past acorn]

It should, but it's not perfect.

[umbral tundra]

at the risk of making obvious suggestions at what is obviously a work in progress, here's an immediate thought about how the UI could be streamlined. on the "conversations" table, below the text box where the user enters their conversation query, have a "+" button that produces a new text box, where the user can enter a google query that they think would be useful in supporting the conversation. Allow the user to hit "+" as many times as they'd like to add more google queries that they think would be relevant. then one doesn't need to switch back and forth between the two tabs

e.g., if I want to ask the chatbot "Give me a recipe for persimmon muffins", I just write that in the chat window, hit the "+" button below my text box, add the google query "persimmon muffins" below it, and then hit submit

just doing that would already make it a brilliant google wrapper, bypassing all the SEO stuff

[past acorn]

I can add that.

[halcyon fiber]

make me mad @past acorn

Happen many Times like this

[past acorn]

Change the settings to 'Creative' instead of strictly factual.

[halcyon fiber]

I agree

[halcyon fiber]

Okay :)

Bruh

Im tired

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[umbral tundra]

think I just ran into a bug. my searches are getting crossed with some other user's

I repeated my earlier query. I asked it to search for persimmon muffins, and then asked it for a recipe. but there's a spurious "User: " line in the prompt history

User: How much is the toy car from my search?

User: Who are you?

[past acorn]

You need to use the 'internet search' tab first. It can't search for you

[umbral tundra]

those aren't from me

I see that when I look at the "Prompt used:" tab

but its response to my question about persimmon muffins was

Assistant: I'm sorry, the information provided in your search did not have enough detail to answer your question about the toy car. I suggest doing a more detailed search or speaking to someone knowledgeable about the toy car.

[past acorn]

That's the template conversation I put as reference to create the prompt.

[halcyon fiber]

Owh

[umbral tundra]

oh I see

well, somehow it got confused and answered the toy car question in response to my muffin question

[past acorn]

Yeah. I might have to tweek the prompting.

[umbral tundra]

coolbeans

[halcyon fiber]

Nice work

but little information

When i use search engine first

And then the conversation

[past acorn]

Try asking more specific questions.

[halcyon fiber]

Sorry if i ask to much

[past acorn]

No, you're fine

https://aichatt.streamlit.app/

[halcyon fiber]

The error back

[past acorn]

This is the new test version.

[halcyon fiber]

Oke

[umbral tundra]

so feel free to tell me "just read the source code", but are you doing something like: computing an embedding for each paragraph (or sentence?) in the source, then taking the embeddings that have highest correlation with the most recent chat message, and putting those as context for the completion?

[past acorn]

Yes. I'm doing exactly that. I separate the text by new line. And if it's too long I find the nearest full stop to split, and if there are no full stops I split at 1000 characters.

[umbral tundra]

OK cool. and for the completion step, when deciding what to put in the context, perhaps you greedily stuff in as many of the "top paragraphs" as you can, while keeping some fixed number of recent exchanges from the conversation?

ah I can even see it in the advanced version

5 excerpts

[past acorn]

Yes for the top paragraphs part. For the previous conversation I keep the last two messages plus the most correlated parts of the conversation so far.

[umbral tundra]

cool

just to throw another quick idea out before I forget it, it might also be handy to be able to request a specific URL, rather than a google search. maybe that can be done just by searching for the URL. but, e.g., one could imagine wanting to add some specific monster reddit thread to the conversational context

[umbral tundra]

HAHA

win

just one step behind, i'm catching up

[halcyon fiber]

What is specify link for

[past acorn]

If you want the Assistant to look into a particular link, you can put it there.

[past acorn]

Yeah, It's not intended to give pictures, just text.

[halcyon fiber]

Why i can't press remember my key

[past acorn]

I don't see any errors on my terminal. I think I can push this update to the main link

[halcyon fiber]

Okay

[past acorn]

now https://aichat.streamlit.app/ is the link again.

[halcyon fiber]

I got message you can't access

Got message from website

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber

[halcyon fiber]

Okay

Hahaha

Yo???

[umbral tundra]

another quick and related thought: there could be a button that lets you ask GPT itself to suggest some small number (3?) of google queries that would be useful for it to be able to continue the conversation, and have it populate the "google queries to add" text boxes with those suggestions, which you could then edit to your liking and submit with your question

[past acorn]

That is certainly possible. It would take some time to make that though. I think I'll work on the PDF compatibility first.

[umbral tundra]

coolbeans, yeah I'm sure the TODO list on something like this grows pretty quickly

[past acorn]

Now that I think a little bit more about it, I think I can do that in the prompting. I just need to tell that if the results are not satisfactory, instead of it just telling you it can't answer the question, it suggests searches.

That'd take no time and costs less tokens overall

[umbral tundra]

ah, I see. just tweak the existing prompt to suggest a back-up option to "results no good"

[past acorn]

Currently in the "Strictly Factual" Archetype, the ending is like this: "WARNING: The user may ask about information that is not in their google search. If that is the case, try to answer the question based only on the facts given and warn the user that their search did not provide enough information. DO NOT provide any hyperlinks."

I could change it to something like this: "WARNING: The user may ask about information that is not in their google search. If that is the case, try to answer the question based only on the facts given and suggest google searches that could provide more information. DO NOT provide any hyperlinks."

[umbral tundra]

worth a try

btw I had to switch it to "Coding buddy" to get my persimmon muffins recipe 🙂 it didn't want to give those out under "Strictly Factual"

[past acorn]

Yeah, the idea for that one is to be as fool proof as possible. If you want reliable information, that is the one to go for. If you want the Assistant to generate something, then Creative would be better.

[umbral tundra]

it's interesting to me that it didn't find any of the recipes that it eventually cited from "reliable" enough under "Strictly Factual"

maybe I could ask it to give details on what was not sufficiently reliable

I suppose it doesn't hurt to stay on the safe side though

[past acorn]

That likely comes from the prompting itself.

[umbral tundra]

right

it's funny btw to think about how much this would already improve on the usual google experience with some very minor ergonomic upgrades. like if you're in a grocery store and want a recipe for something, you just put "recipe for blah" in this app and it'll give you it, without having to scroll through SEO nonsense. it might also be interesting to test it out on, e.g., programming-related queries. maybe it would do a good job aggregating stackoverflow and reddit hits, for instance

(and obviously cutting down on some of the nonsense chatgpt occasionally spouts)

i'm sure you and others here have already realized that, but figure a bit of reinforced feedback can't hurt

[past acorn]

@umbral tundra All hail the prompt engineering Gods.

[umbral tundra]

win

[past acorn]

@umbral tundra BTW, you mentioned my TODO list, here's what I have so far:
Save and load conversations

Create SearXNG server
Share search results (Safe mode)

Make video showcasing app

Implement faiss

Feed the relevant conversation to the search history similarity search together with the last user message

allow use of fine-tunned models

Add searches before sending message.

[umbral tundra]

I wonder about the fine-tuned models, I had the impression that those weren't anywhere near as useful as chatgpt or textdavinci3 yet

my opinion is, biggest improvement would be to streamline the UI, make the basic interface like google's homepage with one big text box and one button to press, maybe even consider having it automatically suggest a few google queries to accompany your basic search (rather than the two step process where it suggests them only if it doesn't have enough info)

also I wonder now if it supports multiple tabs

e.g., say I have multiple coding questions, each of which I want this thing to crawl the top few google hits for an answer on. could I do that in a few tabs simultaneously?

[past acorn]

Yeah, this is a hard problem, because searching the internet takes time. I don't want it to be forced to search every time you ask it a question. I had everything in one simple page before, but people were confused and though they didn't need to use the google search because it was below the conversation part.

This was the first version

[past acorn]

You can open multiple tabs, they should work independently.

[umbral tundra]

hmm could think about automatically doing it in the background if preliminary results aren't good, but yeah, gets complicated

[past acorn]

That would mean having to nest davinci calls, it might get expensive to do that for each question. I might create a tab for that and keep the separate parts too?

Maybe I can test using the less powerful models to ask yes and no questions about the prompt and whether the information needed is contained in the results.

[umbral tundra]

hmm yeah would be interesting to experiment with the less powerful models. from my POV doubling or even tripling the cost by nesting davinci calls is worth it if you can improve the experience. I can only imagine the prices will go eventually go down, anyway, and imo the real value is in exploring the functionality one can cook up

maybe not for each question, but just for the first question

i'd love to be able to pull this up, enter some text and hit "GO"

and have some supercharged google-esque query

(with the ability to follow-up on the initial query by chatting with a bot that knows the top 10 search hits for the 3 most relevant google queries to your initial query)

you could also keep the experience as is but maybe allow the user to configure a "default" functionality that they get right away, without fuss, just loading it up, entering something and pressing a button

or maybe have a box to the side "# of automatic google queries" that they can configure to whatever default they prefer, which initializes with a few google queries

[past acorn]

I thought of adding a toggle for that. If you check it, it would treat your question first as a search and then feed the results and question to the model. This is something I can add.

But should it be "On" by default?

[umbral tundra]

My gut feeling is “yes”, but will be clearer after some real experimentation

Have you used it yourself much yet?

[past acorn]

Used what exactly?

[umbral tundra]

Your app

Like used it to improve productivity when coding or whatever else

Maybe I’ll try this on some programming languages where ChatGPT seems to suck at the moment

[past acorn]

I don't use it to improve my productivity because ChatGPT is good enough for my needs. But if I were to have a question about current events or new things, I'd definitely use this app for that

[umbral tundra]

e.g., chatgpt is pretty awful with Lean (theorem prover language). It consistently hallucinates nonsense. One could imagine using your app, together with google search applied to the Lean documentation, to get something more reliable

For most of the languages I work with in practice (elisp python cpp) ChatGPT is basically good enough

But for these less popular ones…

[umbral tundra]

Even for the “current events” use case, it would be best to eventually have it as convenient as opening a chrome tab on the phone, entering some text and pressing go

[past acorn]

Yeah, for interpreting documentations this would be good, but I'd have to streamline the process of adding links. Right now if you specify a link it will scrape only for what's in the page, no nested links. So you'd have to add all documentation links manually. I'm thinking of a tool to grab all nested links so you can just copy and past them. You'd probably want to delete a few useless ones though.

And once they are embedded, the Assistant would remember it, no need to search again afterwards

I think I'll add the option to donwload and upload your search history. I don't want to deal with databases for a while now.

[umbral tundra]

I suspect a good workflow will emerge from some experimentation. I’m imagining pasting some code that’s not working into your app, together with some stuff to google that is likely to bring up relevant documentation for debugging the error messages

Eventually one could try engineering it to automatically google things that might be relevant, (…)

One of these days I’ll sit down and try doing some work that way

[umbral tundra]

Ah, keep the search stored locally for the client?

[past acorn]

Yeah. Right now if you refresh the page, it will be gone.
Btw, did you check how much this app used in your OpenAI Usage page?

[umbral tundra]

Will check

Maybe about 500 requests or so?

I’m up to about 70 cents total today, but much of that was from other stuff. Maybe this added 25 or so?

I wrote something earlier that takes documentation and test cases for a putative elisp program and iteratively calls GPT with instructions to produce such a function and debug any parse/compile errors or test case failures that arise. On one example earlier it took 7 iterations to produce a valid program. Expenses add up pretty quickly

[past acorn]

Yeah, depending on your budget you'd not want to keep hammering this thing every day. That's why for 90% of stuff I still use ChatGPT

[umbral tundra]

I’m up to like 5 out of my 18 free credits so far

Feel like prices for this kind of thing are bound to go down

So any small $$ spent on experimenting now will pay off in productivity and fun

[past acorn]

I do hope that is the case.

[umbral tundra]

I think ChatGPT counts towards my openai credits now?

Since I set up an account

[past acorn]

Really?

[umbral tundra]

I think so

Yeah I’m pretty sure

That ChatGPT was free before I set up my openai accoujt, but now it’s not

(Well ignoring that I haven’t gone past my free credits yet)

[past acorn]

What if someone doesn't put their billing information then?

[umbral tundra]

I see ChatGPT stuff in my usage logs, and my most expensive day was definitely one where I used ChatGPT primarily

I think it would take a very long time to burn through all $18 of free credit

I’ve been using it like an addict and only gone thru 5

Maybe I’m wrong, haven’t checked whether the $$ go up from ChatGPT, but it’s def recorded in the usage

[past acorn]

Yeah, this is why I'm trying to make the use of tokens more efficient. Care to guess when I started this project? 🤣

[umbral tundra]

Let’s go with Dec 15

In a month you’ll pay the price of a movie ticket, but this stuff is way better than any sci fi flick

[storm badge]

I believe they're only logging ChatGPT usage, not billing for it yet.

[gaunt karma]

@past acorn How viable do you think it would be for me to try to implement your code in a discord bot?

[past acorn]

I could find out if you quickly school me how you make a discord bot. Do you have to host them yourself somewhere? Do you have to interact with services through HTTP requests? Can you create your own services/database for the bot?

[gaunt karma]

Yes to all of those questions 🙂

[storm badge]

#1051128451811262534 message might be relevant

[gaunt karma]

I was just wondering if a GUI is a necessity for this project

Otherwise, I think I could try to decompose it into a discord bot (with full credits, of course)

[past acorn]

The GUI is not necessary, but it is the only way to currently interact with what I've made. I could try to create an API version which you'd make HTTP requests to it and you'd get results back, but that wouldn't be free anymore. I suppose it is on my TODO list now. You're the second person asking for an API. But if you want to get the code from my repo and do it yourself, feel free to. Just be aware that I'm currently working on it and improving with each day.

[gaunt karma]

Sounds good, yeah I’ll give it a try myself to make a lightweight flask api for it or something along those lines, I don’t wanna bother you too much, thank you for all the info 🙂

[past acorn]

Good luck. If you have any questions about the code, I'm more than happy to answer them too.

[past acorn]

@here
Added 3 new features:

• Now the Assistant can analyse PDF files in links
• You can now search directly with a question to the Assistant
• You can ask the Assistant to perform multiple searches before sending a request.

I also changed the layout as suggested by @umbral tundra

Feel free to test the update and report bugs/give feedback.

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn why if i use stricly factual doesn't match the information?

Why if i use creative and coding buddy?

[past acorn]

Can you show me what happened?

[halcyon fiber]

Tired of this

[past acorn]

Thanks for sharing the error, I'll look into why that happened.

[past acorn]

Ok. I just checked the logs. You exceeded your rate limit. Check it on this link: https://beta.openai.com/account/usage

[halcyon fiber]

Okay what i have to do now @past acorn

[past acorn]

Ok, first of all, I'll just make it very clear. This app uses OpenAI's API which is paid. Not free. You need to make sure you are not using it more than you want to spend. You should set a limit to how much your account can use the service for.

[halcyon fiber]

Bruh @past acorn

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber Ok. You're still on free credits.

[halcyon fiber]

So?

Can't set usage limit?

What if the usage is full?

[past acorn]

I double checked my logs. It's just that you were using the system too often:

Rate limit reached for default-global-with-image-limits on requests per min. Limit: 60.000000 / min. Current: 80.000000 / min. Contact [e-mail] if you continue to have issues. Please add a payment method to your account to increase your rate limit. Visit https://beta.openai.com/account/billing to add a payment method.

[past acorn]

Wait a minute and try again

[halcyon fiber]

Okey

I want ask again @past acorn

What if the usage is full?

[sage fiber]

very cool

[halcyon fiber]

It Will be reset anymore? Or not

[past acorn]

Then it will stop you from using the app.

[halcyon fiber]

So i can't use the app again

If i want use again?

[past acorn]

You can add a payment method

[halcyon fiber]

😁😁

Okay

[past acorn]

https://beta.openai.com/account/billing/payment-methods

[past acorn]

It's telling you there what to do. Just click on the link and setup payment.

[halcyon fiber]

Okay

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber btw, I don't recommend using my app for things that you could use ChatGPT for. That's because ChatGPT is free for now. Even thought using my app is pretty cheap, ChatGPT is a really good alternative for 90% of use cases.

@halcyon fiber If you need the Assistant to know current events or really niche and specific knowledge, my app is better. For anything else, go with ChatGPT.

[halcyon fiber]

No

I like chatGPT too

But don't connect to Internet

Your app is can connect to Internet

So i like your app :)

I want know current events

So i use your app @past acorn

Your app is useful

So @past acorn if i don't want the usage is full

Don't use to much right?

Not too often

[past acorn]

Yes. Try not to use this when you could use ChatGPT instead. I have two tabs open, one with my app and one with ChatGPT.

[halcyon fiber]

U use your app when want search current events right

When don't want search current events

Use chatGPT

What different chatGPT and open ai Playground

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[past acorn]

ChatGPT uses a refined davinci003 model. It was refined for conversations with users. Playground is less restrictive allowing you to be more creative, but it is less specialized and won't try to be truthful unless you tell it to.

It's harder to use Playground if you don't learn how to use it properly.

[halcyon fiber]

Owh

Okay i understand

But i like chatGPT than open ai Playground

[past acorn]

Most people do. It's an easy to use tool that is really accessible. Playground not so much.

[halcyon fiber]

Look @past acorn

[past acorn]

Did you take the picture yourself or is it something you found in the internet?

@halcyon fiber Wait, it actually works. It's interesting that they are now feeding it with the current date.

The browsing part was know before, although no one knows if its just part of the prompting or an actual feature.

[halcyon fiber]

No

not both

I just test

And work

[halcyon fiber]

I looking of alternative for search ai that can now current events

Hard to find

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn haha

[halcyon fiber]

So funny

[umbral tundra]

Compare https://you.com/search?q=who+are+you&tbm=youchat

[halcyon fiber]

Sheesh

[umbral tundra]

Hmm it was advertised to do similar stuff, but doesn’t really seem to do so yet. eg, it fails the “did Elon buy twitter?” test

[umbral tundra]

Luck of the draw

Ah, you’re using the search bar rather than the chat

Even with search bar, doesn’t work

Anyway the concept seemed similar so figured it’d be worth mentioning here

[halcyon fiber]

What do you mean

[umbral tundra]

Look at the “ask me anything…” text box in the last screenshot

[halcyon fiber]

Owh okay

The hell

Different answer when type in ask me anything

[halcyon fiber]

@umbral tundra

[umbral tundra]

Should “pin” this post

[past acorn]

Is it possible for me to pin comments in this thread? I don't see the option

[prisma heath]

chinese

[past acorn]

This thing seems to work well. Better than what I'm doing over here which doesn't surprise me tbh. My idea here was just to explore what is possible and to open source this technology so anyone can have access to it. I can see google releasing their own version of this at some point too.

I think I'll work on getting the custom Assistants done and download/upload search history. Tomorrow I should be done with both of those, then I'll try to decide if I'll keep working on this or not

I imagine they will manage to massively improve this in the future though.

[copper isle]

Do you think something like this could be hacked together to get gpt3 or ChatGPT to provide programming answers based on up to date documentation? For example, it can built whole Angular components, but they are deprecated due to the 2021 knowledge cutoff.

[past acorn]

You don't need to hack anything. Just copy the documentation links you want the bot to learn in the 'Specify links' section and disable 'Search internet to answer'.

[copper isle]

Wait is that this tool? Looks like you've been busy. Last I cloned it, it seemed really basic.

[past acorn]

I made some really good updates these past few days.

Working on a new one now too.

[uncut juniper]

What is 1^4.837

[past acorn]

I don't understand the question. Do you mean what is 1 to the power of 4.837?

[uncut juniper]

Yes sir.

[past acorn]

It's 1 sir.

[uncut juniper]

Hmmm

Are u sure

[past acorn]

Yes. Quite.

[uncut juniper]

Okay

How does this tool work exactly?

Hello?

[past acorn]

Whenever you want it to use the internet to answer a question, it will make a google search and get the text in the first few links. That text is then separated and embedded using ada-002. All texts are then compared to your question and the closest ones are used to ask GPT to answer the question using thoses texts.

[copper isle]

It's funny how many people come to these channels thinking they are GPT-Discord integrations.

[uncut juniper]

Well let me rephrase my question how do I get this tool to work

[uncut juniper]

That is exactly what I thought this was

[copper isle]

Links at the top of the channel.

Your can install it from the repo

[past acorn]

You can also use the web app now that it's available.

Let me get the link

[uncut juniper]

Ok

[past acorn]

@uncut juniper https://aichat.streamlit.app/

[uncut juniper]

Ok thanks for your help

Do you know how to use the create image function on chat gpt

[past acorn]

ChatGPT does not create images. dalle2 is the one that makes them.

[uncut juniper]

Ok excuse my lack of knowledge

[past acorn]

Don't worry, we all start somewhere.

[uncut juniper]

Ok thanks but how do I use this "dalle2"

[halcyon fiber]

Easy man

[uncut juniper]

Do I search it up in Google?

[past acorn]

https://openai.com/dall-e-2/

[halcyon fiber]

Type dall e in google

[uncut juniper]

Ok

[halcyon fiber]

What I don't like is having a token limit

[uncut juniper]

Thank you

[halcyon fiber]

Dall e

[past acorn]

You can use stable diffusion for free too.

It's just a bit harder to use.

[halcyon fiber]

Hmm

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsJ6Apc93U8

[halcyon fiber]

I've used stable diffusion but I don't like it, it's better DALL E and midjourney

[past acorn]

Not sure if this one is still working but try it out.

[past acorn]

It all depends on the model you are using. That's why it's harder, but you can get similar results if you know how.

[halcyon fiber]

Owh okay

So 2 days ago

I try to install stable diffusion in my laptop

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber https://www.youtube.com/@Aitrepreneur
This guy has amazing tutorials about the topic.

[halcyon fiber]

But

I got error

So confusing

[past acorn]

If you don't have a really good laptop, don't even bother installing it. That's why the first link I send was how to use the online version.

[halcyon fiber]

I use the tutorial of this guy

Fail

Bruh

[halcyon fiber]

Is It good?

[past acorn]

@halcyon fiber Check this video and try it for yourself.

[halcyon fiber]

Okay

Thx for help me

Hmm btw

Have you try for use the stable diffusion

That link you give

?

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[past acorn]

I used Google colab for running stable difusion once, but since I have a good computer, I just run it locally.

[halcyon fiber]

Owh

Hmm i have a good laptop too

Im confuse why can't run locally

https://www.lenovo.com/id/in/laptops/legion/legion-7-series/Legion-S7-15ACH6/p/88GMY701595

[past acorn]

I don't know. I'd have to see it myself to figure out. I don't even know the problem you are running into.

[halcyon fiber]

This my laptop SPECS

[past acorn]

You should be able to run it with those specs. You probably installed it incorrectly or there's something in your computer that doesn't like the software.

[halcyon fiber]

Bruh

Im tired because IM try many Times

So many tutorial i have try

But

Failed

[past acorn]

Did you try that one I sent?

[halcyon fiber]

not yet

I can't try now

Maybe tomorrow

Because In here

Is

Time is 23:39

Now i use phone

[grizzled drum]

what dish is banana rotti?

[past acorn]

The bot is not here on discord. Go to this link: https://aichat.streamlit.app/

[halcyon fiber]

Omg @past acorn

Im so confuse

So i ask to chatGPT about, "why stadium in piala dunia Qatar 2022 so controvesial

And then the chatGPT said

So why im confuse?

Previously chatGPT said

He cutoff from 2021

So???

[past acorn]

It's just making up things

[halcyon fiber]

Huh?

No bro

The controvesial Qatar is real

Check Google

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[past acorn]

I know. The thing is these models are really good in sounding like they know something, but it just guessed correctly what would happen. It didn't actually know, it imagined what it would be like.

[halcyon fiber]

Owhhh

Yeah yeah

[sturdy jay]

啊

[gaunt karma]

Also

Cutoff in 2021 means cutoff in 2021, but the stadium construction and info on the stadium definitely happened years before 2021

So there is bound to be information on it

[halcyon fiber]

Owh i understand

Aaaa i hope in the future chatGPT can connect to Internet

So can browsing

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn so i try the tutorial that previuosly link you give

and work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsJ6Apc93U8 this link right

but, Can't the resolution be improved further?

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[past acorn]

Nice to hear! Did you make something pretty?

[halcyon fiber]

a cyborg

[past acorn]

Pretty cool!

[halcyon fiber]

Answer my question please @past acorn

[past acorn]

Oh sry, didn't see the question. You can, it's called upscaling. I can get a video tutorial for you. Just give me a sec.

@halcyon fiber https://youtu.be/obVpFRTgQ8A?t=2017

[halcyon fiber]

Okay nice

Thanks for helping me

I searching on YouTube

https://youtu.be/V2Xw_QhF8qU

And this work too

[halcyon fiber]

this error when i install stable diff in my laptop

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

[umbral tundra]

Did you try asking chatgpt?

[halcyon fiber]

nope

can you ask for me

[umbral tundra]

Not right now. You don’t have access?

[halcyon fiber]

i have access

[umbral tundra]

You should try it then, no?

[halcyon fiber]

chatgpt say to me like this

im confuse, i dont know where run the code

[umbral tundra]

Run it in a shell, that is, a terminal window. You could also ask ChatGPT “where do I run this code?” and it might help

Or you could google “how to install pip?” If that fails

[halcyon fiber]

okay

[halcyon fiber]

@umbral tundra Oh my goodness, I'm really dizzy. I've tried it several times but still failed :)

Error error

Fuckkkk

[sage fiber]

install python

ez

[umbral tundra]

He’s got python, just needs to install pip

Or maybe pip3

[robust marlin]

The Google Search functionality seems not to be working. I am getting "No results found. 😢" for each query

[gaunt karma]

You need to install "pip", the python package manager, https://www.liquidweb.com/kb/install-pip-windows/, but we should also not discuss stable diffusion on here

[halcyon fiber]

Thats right

[vague sphinx]

I’m new to this technology and I wanna learn more from anyone willing to share helpful information on ways to explore api technology

[halcyon fiber]

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[halcyon fiber]

look @here

[halcyon fiber]

@past acorn

by stable dif

[past acorn]

Pretty dope!

[soft veldt]

sports betting lol

[fickle light]

Seems like your product bug a lot

[past acorn]

How so?

[past acorn]

I checked the logs, it seems like you encountered a rare bug. Did you try again to see if it was a one time thing?

[fickle light]

Ok I’ll close and reopen and try again I’ll let you know when it’s a success or not

Here is the issue I currently face but before it was an issue

[past acorn]

If you are using the OpenAI's free trial, you will see that all the time. The free trial has a limit on the number of API calls per minute, and since this app scrapes the internet, it has to make many calls for each search. So you can't really use the free trial in this app.

[fickle light]

Yes I am@using free version of OpenAI, and now make sense why I face these issue. Ok so if I understand the AI assistant you created is browsing the internet to provide any answers accurately? Is there any way to have unlimited access to use this assistant?

[past acorn]

The app is open source and free to use. The app uses your API key, which costs money to use. You need to set up a payment method on OpenAI's website to use the app. You can also set a limit to how much you are willing to spend. It's not expensive to use too, but you need to be the judge of that.

https://beta.openai.com/account/billing/payment-methods

[past acorn]

But if you want a free version that is not open source, then you can use YouChat: https://you.com/search?q=youchat&fromSearchBar=true&tbm=youchat

[fickle light]

Will it stay always free?

[past acorn]

What do you mean will stay free?

[fickle light]

What I mean is we are developing current an AI to help poor country and youth generation to have access to the knowledge and education they need to thrive and your idea and api could help lot of people so I was wondering if your code is free and can be used to help people? That’s what I meant by could it be free for ever?

[past acorn]

The app is free and will stay that way. Any one can see the source code and copy it for their own needs. But my code doesn't work by itself. It needs a language model to work. Usually you need to pay for that. Here I'm using OpenAI's language models, which are paid to be used.

[fickle light]

Thank you for doing this and yes we will certainly use OpenAI as well I think thanks a lot

[fickle light]

What your code link please?

[past acorn]

Code link? Not sure what you mean.

[fickle light]

Sorry you GitHub link to access your code

[past acorn]

This is the latest version: https://github.com/farrael004/Quest/tree/database_experimental

[fickle light]

Thank you

[quiet verge]

hi any one successfully install the git hubpackage in pycharm?

cause some errors happen , and it looks like related to mac version

[charred pike]

that's amazing! (and exactly what I'm looking for). Do you think you can make a version that can perform meta-analysis? I think researchers from around the world would pay quite a hefty amount for it. I'm a researcher in the field of medicine, if the AI can subtract information regarding drug efficacies from multiple Randomized Controlled Trials (RCT) from several online databases or search engine (i.e PubMed, Cochrane, Nature, etc) I think it would revolutionize the entire industry!

@past acorn sorry for mentioning you but I think we need to strike the iron when it's hot

[past acorn]

Although it is certainly possible to create an assistant that has any expertise, it is hard to ensure very high accuracy.

There are also limitations. In a single query, the assistant cannot have too much information at the same time (there's always a limit of 4000 tokens). Performing complex mathematical or statistical analysis will not be possible with the current models.

It would be easier to create a lawyer or medical doctor assistant than a scientist assistant because of these reasons. However, even that would require serious product development to ensure accurate results.

For the application you mentioned, I'd wait until models can ACTUALLY learn new information AND know when they don't know something.

[storm badge]

Agreed. Instead of meta-analyses, my wife and I are starting with systematic literature reviews, where most of the automation needed is within the capabilities of LLMs: classification (whether a paper is relevant), text extraction, and generic Q&A of the type done by Farrael’s tool. I built a barely-working prototype on Friday and posted it to https://github.com/scottleibrand/SystematicReviewer

[charred pike]

that's amazing! is there any way that I can contribute to the completion of this project?

[storm badge]

If you’re talking about SystematicReviewer, let’s discuss at https://discord.com/channels/974519864045756446/1061900852962529350

[halcyon fiber]

try checking the chatGPT website @past acorn

So i want open chatGPT

But like this

Im confuse

[distant crane]

@past acorn hey man, I'm actually building a damn powerful one myself, I tried implementing the google/duckduckgo searches - to urls - to returning the most accurate info from it.
Currently trying to fix so many other things in the code that I haven't got to trying that part out yet.
If your code works is it possible I could integrate it into my program? All gud if not.

[halcyon fiber]

Im confuse bro, he know

[past acorn]

In my code, there's a python file called internet_search.py. Inside, there's the function called google_search. You can modify it so it returns those results from DDG instead. Just make sure you return them in the correct format. It expects a pandas DataFrame with the following columns: text, link, query, text_length, ada_search.

The last two columns can be created like this:

search_results['text_length'] = search_results['text'].str.len()
search_results['ada_search'] = search_results['text'].apply(lambda x: create_embedding(x))

If you have any questions or issues, just let me know

[distant crane]

@past acorn thank you so much for real, I'll try it out as soon as I can and lyk!

[viral cove]

What does it mean secrets file not found

[past acorn]

You can delete the code that calls for the file I believe. It should be in the database.py.

If you delete these two snippets I think it should resolve the issue

[keen snow]

Patching steps in Oracle DBA

[steep lark]

If we wanted to connect it to a GitHub repo and suggest code based on that how would we modify

Would this work? But it’s node

[jaunty kernel]

does the site is still avalaible ? @past acorn

[past acorn]

It is. The problem is likely your API key. You probably pasted it wrong. Try creating a new one.

[frozen mulch]

I'm getting the same message. The issue is on Openai's side:

https://community.openai.com/t/error-incorrect-api-key-provided-when-using-dall-e-on-the-website/29187/62

[past acorn]

I managed to use my key with no problem

[hoary marsh]

How do I get access to the webapp?

[icy rapids]

So I’m a little confused as to how this is different than what the actual GPT already does?

Asking questions and getting answers is one of ChatGPT’s core functionalities.

[fathom rampart]

Maybe add a selflearning feature, everytime someone uses this it will upload it and learn from it and use it for training.

[past acorn]

https://aichat.streamlit.app/

[past acorn]

ChatGPT cannot access the internet. This app not only allows you to feed the model information from internet searches, it allows you to feed information from specific sources like pdf documents too. You can also customize the assistant.

[past acorn]

I tried doing that with a database, but the provider I tried was so bad that I put the idea away for a while.

[viral cove]

Hm, is it possible to maybe make use of telegrams unlimited storage

[past acorn]

Not sure what you mean. Can you explain or give me a link with more info?

[viral cove]

Telegrams allows you an unlimited storage in the saved messages section where you can put any type of file there or message. And there's something called teledrive which uses telegrams api to access it.

[past acorn]

That sounds like a money sink for whoever runs Telegram. I don't think I'd use it for a serious project tbh. But I'll keep it in mind if I ever come back to data storage.

[viral cove]

I suppose, but that's why they had to offer payed features to keep it up. But I find it pretty useful nonetheless

[fathom rampart]

Have you tried copying ur source in chatgpt and ask maybe if he know how to incorporate a feature like that?

It could provide numerous guidelines on how to achieve that and then all you need to do is clean up and adjust the code a bit and make it fully functionable as intended.

[dusty kite]

john i completely agree with you. I dont know if it can presently perform meta analysis in the strict sense but it can definitely hunt for patterns and convergences and provide huge clues to solving medical mysteries by combing a million studies. Did you know that they have released a PubMed GPT 3 API? I am trying to access it but i need a chat version as I have no clue about how to activate and API

[slim furnace]

followinh

[slim furnace]

sorry the web cant accept my api keys

but the local is able to log in