I totally agree. I would add that the AI engineer needs to have additional knowledge in the specific business area - it allows them to verify and improve LLMs' output.
Finally finished this video! Started with 5 dollars in my OpenAI account and finished with 2.99$ left :). This is my first time working on coding and AI, thank you a lot for the series! Time for vid no 2...
@goldenboy0527 you know thats what I had been thinking too, but to be honest straight python doesnt give me that drive to continue. Using it for AI on the other hand is really fun. Although if I didnt have co-pilot and chat to explain every little detail to me I guess I wouldnt be able to continue
Hey @allabtai, I eagerly await to see your next series of videos that explore more advanced topics like fine-tuning, building agents, and coding tools. I also liked your new appearance! Well done all away around. Danny
Awesome tutorial, you are paving the path for really creative idea's. Looking forward, to finetuning content and hopefully the advanced data analysis + Dall-E3 API goes public soon against low cost that is :) I am already amazed that nOObs like me, can copy/paste python codes, whereas programmers had to learn it from scratch, amazing times.
The demonstration of using the OpenAI API with Python was informative and practical. I'm excited to explore this tool further and deepen my knowledge. Thank you for sharing this valuable content!
Actually the way the world is evolving..each and every sector turn into technology based such as finance becomes fintech, hr becomes hrtech and so on.so it very resemble to that LLMs are going to a basic skill.....thanks for making us updated in our busy world good going sir❤🎉✅
Thank you so much, I’ve been an AI engineer since March creating apps & bots with GPT-3.5 API using Python & node.js, would like to see your take on implementing Langchain
Can you make a tutorial showing how to generate outputs to populate a row in Supabase (or some other DB)? Same for populating multiple rows across different tables. I’m curious to see what LLMs are capable of from a function perspective, or if better to keep using normal functions without LLMs
Awesome video, would it be better if copy and paste that "create chat completion " information into a word file and share it with chat GPT ? save on credits:D
I have tried to implement the LM Studio local host approach you have shown in a more recent video with the Project 1 chat bot so ill be using an open source instead of paying for openai tokens. sadly it didnt work as it since that few things have changed since then. any chance you can show a snippet or explain how i can do that with the more recent version?
I need some help and have have a questions: I have tested a platform to create an "AI coach" loaded only with my own material. The bot works perfectly but beyond my expectations but think I should have my own platform / my own chatbot. I don't want to try to learn how to do it. So how or where can / should I look for someone who can do it for me. I have no clue of what I'm looking for:-)
I wonder if there is a way to convince ChatGPT, when in advanced data analysis mode, to execute similar code and perform such chained actions without user assistance.
13:18 gets me File "/dev/python/simple-open-app/chatbot_script.py", line 19, in chat_with_gpt3 response = openai.ChatCompletion.create( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: module 'openai' has no attribute 'ChatCompletion'. Did you mean: 'Completion'? Did we suddenly switch to legacy?
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You can find all the Scripts used in the First Episode here: www.allabtai.com/ai-engineer-skills-python-scripts-episode-1/
Those beginner tutorials are great - you need basic Python knowledge to utilize LMMs' full potential- thank you.
I totally agree. I would add that the AI engineer needs to have additional knowledge in the specific business area - it allows them to verify and improve LLMs' output.
Yes, thats true. Thanks as always for tuning in :)
The ‘Waiter and chef’ example of the API is great.
Finally finished this video! Started with 5 dollars in my OpenAI account and finished with 2.99$ left :). This is my first time working on coding and AI, thank you a lot for the series! Time for vid no 2...
With no coding background, I think it’s better to start with python fundamentals
@goldenboy0527 you know thats what I had been thinking too, but to be honest straight python doesnt give me that drive to continue. Using it for AI on the other hand is really fun. Although if I didnt have co-pilot and chat to explain every little detail to me I guess I wouldnt be able to continue
Mind-blowing🤯 Kris, do you have any plans to teach this engineering skill more thoroughly soon? I will definitely be the first to join!
Hey @allabtai, I eagerly await to see your next series of videos that explore more advanced topics like fine-tuning, building agents, and coding tools. I also liked your new appearance! Well done all away around. Danny
Cheers! Really informative tutorial. You are really good at making the stuff simple and show caseing the importance of using API for solving tasks :-)
This series is looking amazing. Bravo! 👏🏻
Awesome tutorial, you are paving the path for really creative idea's.
Looking forward, to finetuning content and hopefully the advanced data analysis + Dall-E3 API goes public soon against low cost that is :)
I am already amazed that nOObs like me, can copy/paste python codes, whereas programmers had to learn it from scratch, amazing times.
The demonstration of using the OpenAI API with Python was informative and practical. I'm excited to explore this tool further and deepen my knowledge. Thank you for sharing this valuable content!
Great series, for sure. That's another resources about AI Engineer: The Rise of the AI Engineer in Latent Space Website.
Actually the way the world is evolving..each and every sector turn into technology based such as finance becomes fintech, hr becomes hrtech and so on.so it very resemble to that LLMs are going to a basic skill.....thanks for making us updated in our busy world good going sir❤🎉✅
Thanks mate :)
Nice , I only felt it was only right to become a member. Great class 😊
Thank you for creating this video - I appreciate your work, and I look forward to future videos!
Thanks for making this type of videos. This type of video is what made me a regular viewer. 🙂
Great! More of these please! Thank you.
Thank you so much, I’ve been an AI engineer since March creating apps & bots with GPT-3.5 API using Python & node.js, would like to see your take on implementing Langchain
I agree. I've been using langchain through Flowise AI. It's a UI interface to Langchain.
Cool, will take a look
Great video. Super inspired.
thanks a lot =)
Can you make a tutorial showing how to generate outputs to populate a row in Supabase (or some other DB)? Same for populating multiple rows across different tables.
I’m curious to see what LLMs are capable of from a function perspective, or if better to keep using normal functions without LLMs
Thanks a lot.
Please make videos Simillar for Gemini Ai.
Are you planning to make something similar with running it fully local? Like if we download Ollamma on our home machine or Fooocus for example?
Thank you. Useful information.👍
Thnx :)
Thank you, great learning
Appreciate your efforts, thank you a lot! Keep posting!😂
Thanks a lot :) will do! many more episode to come
Awesome video, would it be better if copy and paste that "create chat completion " information into a word file and share it with chat GPT ? save on credits:D
I have tried to implement the LM Studio local host approach you have shown in a more recent video with the Project 1 chat bot so ill be using an open source instead of paying for openai tokens. sadly it didnt work as it since that few things have changed since then. any chance you can show a snippet or explain how i can do that with the more recent version?
Hey actually I am trying to build an chat bot but show me the error 429 always.i am also add time frame but I won't work..what can I do????
Does this course show us how to train our own GPT bot?
I need some help and have have a questions: I have tested a platform to create an "AI coach" loaded only with my own material. The bot works perfectly but beyond my expectations but think I should have my own platform / my own chatbot. I don't want to try to learn how to do it. So how or where can / should I look for someone who can do it for me. I have no clue of what I'm looking for:-)
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!
Thnx mate=)
I wonder what chained action you pulled off on October 1 that cost $35! :)))
I wonder if there is a way to convince ChatGPT, when in advanced data analysis mode, to execute similar code and perform such chained actions without user assistance.
good topic
How'd you get the paste code format in notepad
I think I’ll stick to no code.😂 Great presentation though.😃👍✨💖✨
Great
Thanks for tuning in :)
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dont ask :P
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13:18 gets me File "/dev/python/simple-open-app/chatbot_script.py", line 19, in chat_with_gpt3
response = openai.ChatCompletion.create(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: module 'openai' has no attribute 'ChatCompletion'. Did you mean: 'Completion'?
Did we suddenly switch to legacy?