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ai_fanatic_2023 t1_jdetasu wrote

I think ChatGPT plugings offers OpenAI a platform, which I think will compete very soon with Apple’s appstore. I think developers will like the possibility of grabbing a huge market once the appstore is running. I add here ablog post, whereI list the process of registering you plugin: https://tmmtt.medium.com/chatgpt-plugins-8f174eb3be38

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frequenttimetraveler t1_jdewdks wrote

NotOpenAI will have to figure out a way for people to make money from the process though. Expedia can get traffic from it, but why would a content website feed its data to the bot? It's not getting any ad revenue from traffic .

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metalman123 t1_jdfo4ls wrote

People will be on chat gpt more than Google.

The branding Alone is worth it!

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race2tb t1_jdhilvd wrote

They may no longer have a purpose. The Generative AI will just be fed directly by customers and producers. The Generative AI service will pay for portfolios of data content it cannot generate itself. People will get paid based on how much their feeds are woven into content.

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Intrepid_Meringue_93 t1_jdeumk2 wrote

This news made me want to learn Python.

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Izzhov t1_jdhlnrg wrote

I wrote a Python application for the first time using GPT-4 yesterday, it took me just a few hours to make something that could go into any folder and put all the images in all the subfolders into a Fullscreen slideshow with a black background and no border and each image resized to fit the screen without changing the aspect ratio that I can navigate with the arrow keys (looping back around to the first image after I hit the last one) and randomize the order with the spacebar (pressing spacebar again returns the original ordering) and toggle a display of the full image file path in white text with a black border in the upper left corner of the screen by pressing the q key which updates to match the image as I navigate the slide show and which hides my mouse cursor while I am focused on the fullscreen window and which automatically focuses the window once the program starts and which closes the program when I hit Esc and which, when I hold an arrow key down, goes to the next image, pauses for one second, and then proceeds through the following images at a rate of 10 per second until I lift the arrow key

This from knowing absolutely nothing about python a few hours prior. Using GPT-4 to write code makes me feel like a god dang superhero

Oh yeah, and I'd also never written a program that had a GUI before. In any language.

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