The meeting revolved around the use and development of OpenAI's GPT-3, Chat GPT and DaVinci models for various applications. At length, attendees discussed training a model to assist with extracting and distilling specific information from datasets, such as labor economics and rights issues, which helps make the information more accessible or structured for end-users. The participants also touched on using left feedback data to fine-tune and train the model further.
A promising concept shared involved creating an assessment system wherein custom questions could be developed using statements extracted from an API for targeted surveys. Integrating this technique with the profound ability of machine learning could yield impressive results, including creating structured data from the vast unstructured data on the web. One participant contemplated inserting artificial intelligence within the arts field, thinking along the lines of collaborative filtering - the tech used in recommendation engines. The meeting concluded with a proposal for the potential to use artificial intelligence to "train" individual models for personal user experience, thereby increasing user trust and opportunity for data generation. The keyword terms referred to include 'OpenAI', 'State Change', 'Dataset', 'API', and 'Chat GPT'. In conclusion, this meeting could be of interest to those researching innovative uses of AI and its potential for personalized applications in data extraction and organization, and those interested in collaborative filtering technologies applied within various industries.
(Source: Office Hours Extra - OpenAI 2/10 )
