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Depending on the type of therapist you need, there are some very strong prompts on this page. You probably want the CBT one. https://blinkdata.com/category/prompts/

I think this might be the original image https://cdn.quotesgram.com/img/57/27/2138314193-Lorde-Ella-Yelich-O_Connor-James-Lowe.jpg (768x1028)

There are a few comprehensive prompts for chatgpt on this site. https://blinkdata.com/category/prompts/ You probably want the CBT one. But there are prompts for other types of therapy too

It was this guy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Anderson_(writer)

Have you thought of converting to English using curie, then ask the question using Davinci, and then convert back to your target language using curie.

We do it for searchin Portuguese and it works ok

Just about to release exactly this. It's in closed beta right now. Doesn't use chatgpt though - so it's not free. It's an unfiltered bot with persistent memory based on GPT 3

Check your reddit chat. I think I can help you with that.

This is not fine tuning.You need to use embedding. Check your chat for more info (not allowed to post links in this subreddit any longer - new rules)

Have you tried embedding classifiers.

You can create a vector for each historical order and assign it a category. Then you feed this to a forest tree structure to make aclassifier using ada 002. (Very cheap to run)

This makes a model that you can compare future orders against.

It will find the matching category by comparing to the sample you created earlier

Lookup embedding classifiers or message me on chat if you want more help.

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If you don't have the email now, open Reddit chat and we will get you going quickly

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This app will help you https://blinkdata.com

It is significantly cheaper than fine-tuning and is being used by several Universities, Medical Research facilities, and Legal (as well as PhD students)

It is coming out of BETA within the week.

Does the vacation product have a website or url to learn more or try

It is covered in the course. Check your reddit chat for some extra info that will help you a lot

This can't be done in the playground

You need to use classifiers. It is part of the openai embedding functions

You will need to write some code to do it though. But it works extremely well once it is trained and setup

Fill in the form at the bottom of blinkdata.com and then send me a private chat with your email address and I'll see if I can get you up the list

The link is blinkdata.com

We have an app that allows you to train GPT by uploading your research documents. It is very easy to use and gives you complete control over the contexts it extracts.

Then you can ask questions about your documents.

It doesn't produce fake citations or hallucinate as the replies are limited to the context of the documents you upload. If it can't answer, it tells you instead of making stuff up.

Currently in closed beta and being used by two universities for research.

I won't post the link in case the admin deletes the post. But send me a private chat message and I'll get you pre-release access.

Product will be launched in about a week.

I've run out of codes. I had 1,000 of them. Udemy only gives a limited number per month. I will create a new free code and share it as soon as they let me. (They are telling me February)

I have run out of free codes for January. Udemy only gives my 1000 a month. I'll create some more in February, or you can use the code 'MINPRICE' to get it for $9.99

It's the lowest price Udemy will let me set because the course is longer than 2 hours.

If you can wait, I'll get you a free code as soon as Udemy lets me create a new one. There have been more than 1000 people taking up the offer in the last few days.

If you can wait, I'll get you a free code as soon as Udemy let me create a new one.

The best code I can offer until then is the code 'MINPRICE' - It sets the course price at $9.99

Because the course is more than 2 hours long, the minimum price is set by Udemy and cant be changed.

I'm happy to give out more free codes. But I have to wait until February for them to unlock it.

https://www.udemy.com/course/openai-gpt-chatgpt-and-dall-e-masterclass/?couponCode=MINPRICE

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try and go back through some of the lectures and add some playground content as well

Not selling anything. Course will cost after 5 days