Uploading text file to the GPT Builder breaks it

[feral matrix]

Steps to reproduce:
Go to the GPT Builder, upload a text file, try to describe the file to the builder.

Expected result:
Accepts the file and allows me to continue describing the purpose of the file to the builder.

Actual result:
Message appears indicating that the text in the file cannot be processed, then the builder cannot successfully send messages afterwards. If the file is then deleted from the server, it can continue chatting.

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OS: Windows 11 version 10.0.22621 Build 22621

I've also uploaded the text file.

[obsidian quest]

Hello! Do you happen to have 10 files already uploaded to the GPT?

[feral matrix]

No, that was the first one. I even deleted an old GPT I tried to do this with before and recreated it, ONLY uploading this file

(Not that there were old files in the other one either. This is the only file I needed to provide)

I also tried on multiple internet connections to verify that my college wifi wasn't just blocking it. Doesn't work on a mobile hotspot either

[obsidian quest]

Some of the words in the knowledge file seem like they might violate some of the content guidelines in the usage policies: https://openai.com/policies/usage-policies
I wonder if that could be the issue? Just a guess.

[feral matrix]

Oh, maybe. I wouldn't know, it's random data I found on a GitHub. Is there an easy way to remove that data programmatically without needing to check line-by-line? It's got thousands of lines

or at least a thousand

[obsidian quest]

Not that I'm aware of personally! I don't know if you could safely do it with Data Analysis on ChatGPT, as that may too count as a policy ding, if that's indeed the issue.

[feral matrix]

I'll try again with a different text file. I'll use the same format and number of lines, but populate it only with the same word on each line

[obsidian quest]

Good plan to test

[feral matrix]

Nope, same issue. 1020 lines, every one has the word "Test" in the quotes.

Update: I reuploaded the test file without the quotes around the words and commas ending the lines and it didn't return an error. I will attempt the same with the initial file now

The data correctly uploads when removing all quotes and line-ending commas. Perhaps it isn't doing proper input sanitation, so an error occurs when encountering the quotation marks? That doesn't explain why the commas affected it too though.