Jonathan Coulton wrote a song about this

https://youtu.be/NeV9gsl5jR0

Ahh, that makes sense. Thank you!

> You can have it query your data without paying for fine-tuning.

Total noob here, so forgive me if this question is dumb or naive. I'm interested in pursuing collaborative fiction writing with AIs. Does what you're saying here imply that, in principle, I can sort of artificially increase ChatGPT's memory of whatever world I'm working with it to write about, by developing a plug-in which queries info about my story that I've written including character info, setting details, and previous chapters? If true, this would help the whole process immensely...

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.