OpenAI's python QuickStart (tutorial/first look)

Taking a short detour to have a closer look at OpenAI's official python library, including GPT-3 for text completion and natural language Q&A , Dall-E 2 for generative art (AI image generation), and OpenAI's Whisper for speech to text and human level transcription.
In the next video, we'll continue building on LangChain, LlamaIndex other amazing LLM libraries!
- Watch PART 1 of the LangChain / LLM series:
Build a GPT Q&A on your own data
• LangChain + OpenAI tut...
- Watch PART 2 of the LangChain / LLM series:
LangChain + OpenAI to chat w/ (query) own Database / CSV!
• LangChain + OpenAI to ...
- Watch PART 3 of the LangChain / LLM series
LangChain + HuggingFace's Inference API (no OpenAI credits required!)
• LangChain + HuggingFac...
- Watch PART 4 of the LangChain / LLM series
Understanding Embeddings in LLMs (ft LlamadIndex + Chroma db)
• Understanding Embeddin...
- Watch PART 5 of the LangChain / LLM series
Query any website with GPT3 and LlamaIndex
• GPT scrapes + answers ...
- Watch PART 6 of the LangChain / LLM series
Locally-hosted, offline LLM w/LlamaIndex + OPT (open source, instruction-tuning LLM)
• Locally-hosted, offlin...
All the code for the LLM (large language models) series featuring GPT-3, ChatGPT, LangChain, LlamaIndex and more are on my github repository so go and ⭐ star or 🍴 fork it. Happy Coding!
github.com/onl...

[@noualiibrahimyassine1336]

Great tutorial, Thank you.

[@SamuelChan]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@gibrahimg1]

I tried to follow along and got the following error when I tried to export my API key using export $(xargs < .env). I am using VS Code in Windows 10: At line:1 char:17
+ export $(xargs < .env)
+ ~
The '

[@SamuelChan]

It's probably because that's a Unix command (i'm on a linux machine), you might have to replace that with a corresponding Windows command or use the GUI to set it.
I've never used windows, so cant give you very exact commands, but I saw some promising answers on stackoverflow:
stackoverflow.com/questions/559816/how-to-export-and-import-environment-variables-in-windows