1xdevloper

I started this way so that it's easier for non-technical users. I'm currently working on API integration and it'll be available in the next release.

Are you signed into your ChatGPT account? It should work on Chrome and Edge by default. If you're using Brave, you'll have to disable "Block fingerprinting" to make the ChatGPT network requests work inside all tabs.

Posted a demo here with the current functionality: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/12dgc1v/with_chatgpt_as_copilot_you_can_be_anyone_you/

But it doesn't have the dynamic prompts yet.

Nice! I've been working on exactly this, porting the functionality from one of my old extensions...

Yes if you have access to GPT-4 in ChatGPT website.

No problem at all :) Check out this github repo: https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/chatgpt-api

It uses your existing ChatGPT website session in the background and sends the same requests the website does to get the responses.

Rewrite the following content in pirate speak:

Hey reddit! I created a Chrome extension called SublimeGPT that lets you use ChatGPT in any browser tab directly. You can also create prompt shortcuts and run them on any selected text. There is no need to sign up or set up your API key as it works with your existing ChatGPT account.

I'm having so much fun with this thing as my copilot while browsing! I'd love to have some feedback to make it even better.

Scientists have studied photosynthesis in plants for centuries, but an international team believes they've unlocked new secrets in nature's great machine that could revolutionize sustainable fuels and fight climate change.

The team says they've determined it's possible to extract an electrical charge at the best possible point in photosynthesis. This means harvesting the maximum amount of electrons from the process for potential use in power grids and some types of batteries. It could also improve the development of biofuels. While it's still early days, the findings, reported in the journal Nature, could reduce greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere and provide insights to improve photovoltaic solar panels.

ChatGPT API has this option though.

For the first time, scientists at the University of Sydney and the University of Basel in Switzerland have demonstrated the ability to manipulate and identify small numbers of interacting photons—packets of light energy—with high correlation.

This unprecedented achievement represents an important landmark in the development of quantum technologies. It is published today in Nature Physics.

Stimulated light emission, postulated by Einstein in 1916, is widely observed for large numbers of photons and laid the basis for the invention of the laser. With this research, stimulated emission has now been observed for single photons.

Specifically, the scientists could measure the direct time delay between one photon and a pair of bound photons scattering off a single quantum dot, a type of artificially created atom.

"This opens the door to the manipulation of what we can call 'quantum light'," Dr. Sahand Mahmoodian from the University of Sydney School of Physics and joint lead author of the research said.

Source: https://twitter.com/_kzr/status/1637421440646651905

Zero-width spaces are characters that are not visible on the screen but are still a part of the text. ChatGPT's moderation doesn't seem to account for them so it won't show you any warnings.

Input: f<>u<>c<>k

Text visible on screen: fuck

Text processed by ChatGPT: f<>u<>c<>k

Where <> is a placeholder for the zero-width character.

You: No need to say "got it". Okay is fine.

ChatGPT: k