This is very creative. Thing to note is that this is not free (or at least it is likely not to be, OpenAI is charging for APIs). We are talking about ~1c per search looking at current GPT pricing (2c per ~750 words in/out). It is also indiscriminate deployed in this way, triggering for every search, even those that chatgpt will show suboptimal responses for, like 'starbucks near me', navigational queries like 'twitte…
The true killer apps will come when StabilityAI or another group releases an open source equivalent of GPT-3.5. Compare Dall-E to the creative explosion that arose from Stable Diffusion. Nobody is going to build the next Google atop OpenAI APIs except for OpenAI themselves. An open source model and pretrained weights will open the playing field for everyone to compete with Google.
Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
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Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
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You inspired me to try using ChatGPT for a similar need I had, but alas, "Write a bash script to toggle grayscale display mode in MacOS" just comes up with a plausible but non-working script that toggles a hallucinated "AppleIntensityEnabled" setting. To be honest, I feel a bit of relief every time AI fails to do something. Like, okay, we've got a few more years...
Tell it what is wrong and why, it is surprisingly good at fixing itself with a bit of help. I was able to guide ChatGPT well enough to make it write an old school racing game using pygame. Start general, see what it gets correct and what should be changed, and give it better indications.
It looks more like refining a search pattern(like one might do with an LDAP query) on the part of the operator than it does an algorithm "fixing", "changing", and "being guided". It's interesting how we anthropomorphism the output of this algorithm compared to other APIs, even though the algorithm is closer to oher APIs than it is a human as far as we understand.
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#94Is Google in deep waters? And not only because of how good ChatGPT can be, but also as far as "content" goes, because from what I can tell the quality of writing by ChatGPT is very passable for articles, especially if you know the topic you're writing on in and out. I have been thinking about this over the weekend but I haven't been able to get a good feel for it on my own.
No, because they already have LaMDA which is the same thing, a language model for dialogs. Google could implement that into Google today, but the reason they don't is Google is a 200b/year business. You don't want to mess around with a business of that size for the fun of it. We will probably see it in Google Assistant before they add it too Google. OpenAI doesn't have this worry so they can put their model out into…
Wonder if Google is skunkworking something like this at arms' length as a backup plan?
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
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Also some Google employees have mentioned on HN that Google has been analyzing similar things and the compute is currently too expensive to make it profitable.
That's the real reason. And the fact that it decreases ad views.
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You are a chat bot that rewrites Chrome extensions to firefox, how would you rewrite the following code? https://github.com/wong2/chat-gpt-google-extension To convert the code from the GitHub repository you provided into a format that is compatible with Firefox, the following steps could be taken: Replace instances of "chrome" with "browser" in the code. In the Chrome extension API, the "chrome" namespace is used to…
This is the same answer format of essentially any deep technical question I've given it. Essentially: 1. Do the thing that is the first thing that is mentioned and that any first year student learning about thing hears about the thing. 2. Do some more complicated things in a hand-wavey manner that solves the problem. 3. Check to see the problem is solved. If it is not, do some more of the hand waving in step 2. 4. Th…
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
#97Earlier quoted context omitted.
You are a chat bot that rewrites Chrome extensions to firefox, how would you rewrite the following code? https://github.com/wong2/chat-gpt-google-extension To convert the code from the GitHub repository you provided into a format that is compatible with Firefox, the following steps could be taken: Replace instances of "chrome" with "browser" in the code. In the Chrome extension API, the "chrome" namespace is used to…
This is the same answer format of essentially any deep technical question I've given it. Essentially: 1. Do the thing that is the first thing that is mentioned and that any first year student learning about thing hears about the thing. 2. Do some more complicated things in a hand-wavey manner that solves the problem. 3. Check to see the problem is solved. If it is not, do some more of the hand waving in step 2. 4. Th…
I just pasted the manifest and the main script and asked it how to port it. It was basically a one-shot. Here's the port: https://github.com/unflxw/chat-gpt-google-extension
The README includes the conversation I had in order to port it. Close to zero thinking necessary. I have never worked on a browser extension before.
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
#98Maybe someone could make ChatGPT write an equivalent extension for Firefox.
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
#99The future is likely a GPT-plus-level model, browsing-enabled, specialized in formulating queries, reading snippets and the underlying web-pages. It'll take a single expressed intent, and conducts a series of queries, page-readings, refined queries, & rerankings/summarizations before providing you a synthesized response. In a second or two. With ads. And deeply-embedded 'sponsored recommendations'.
I think the most interesting use will be to connect two things. Like "how do i make money from reciting medieval poetry". It hallucinates ways to connect the two, some of which are pretty credible
2. Sell recordings of your recitations as physical CDs or digital downloads.
3. Create an online course teaching others how to recite medieval poetry.
4. Offer private lessons to individuals who want to learn how to recite medieval poetry.
5. Host workshops or seminars on medieval poetry and charging a fee for attendance.
6. Partner with schools or educational organizations to offer recitation classes for students.
7. Create a website or blog dedicated to medieval poetry and monetize it through advertising or sponsored content.
8. Write a book about medieval poetry and include recordings of your recitations.
9. Collaborate with musicians to create recordings of medieval poetry set to music.
10. Create a YouTube channel featuring your recitations of medieval poetry and monetize it through advertising.
11. Offer your recitation services for special occasions, such as weddings or other events.
12. Work with museums or cultural organizations to offer recitation performances as part of their programming.
13. Record audio books of medieval poetry and sell them through online platforms.
14. Create a subscription service where members can access recordings of your recitations on a regular basis.
15. Sell merchandise related to medieval poetry, such as t-shirts or posters featuring your recitations.
16. Offer recitation services for businesses, such as recording voiceovers for commercials or videos.
17. Collaborate with other poets to create recitation performances that incorporate multiple voices.
18. Create a podcast featuring your recitations of medieval poetry and monetize it through advertising or sponsorships.
19. Write articles or blog posts about medieval poetry and include recordings of your recitations as examples.
20. Create a mobile app featuring your recitations of medieval poetry and charge a fee for downloading it.
21. Offer your recitation services as background music for yoga classes or other wellness events.
22. Work with language schools or tutoring services to offer recitation classes as part of their curriculum.
23. Collaborate with composers to create new pieces of music based on medieval poetry and perform them at concerts.
24. Record your recitations of medieval poetry and sell them as relaxation or meditation aids.
25. Write and self-publish a book of medieval poetry and include recordings of your recitations.
26. Create a live streaming series featuring your recitations of medieval poetry and monetize it through donations or subscriptions.
27. Offer recitation services for educational organizations, such as recording voiceovers for educational videos or podcasts.
28. Collaborate with theater companies to incorporate your recitations of medieval poetry into their productions.
29. Create a virtual reality experience featuring your recitations of medieval poetry and charge a fee for access.
30. Offer your recitation services as part of a wedding or event planning package, providing entertainment for guests."
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension to display ChatGPT response besides Google Search
#100Can we change the title to a "Chrome extension ..." since this is not available for Firefox et al. ?
Waiting for someone to ask ChatGPT to make a Firefox version of this extension...
The README includes the conversation I had in order to port it. Close to zero thinking necessary. I have never worked on a browser extension before.