I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
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Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#2How do you get ChatGPT to read the book?
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#3How do you get ChatGPT to read the book?
GPT-4 turbo has a context window of 128k tokens, so you can divide every book into a few chunks for initial summarization, then merge the results for the final summary!
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#4How do you get ChatGPT to read the book?
GPT-4 turbo has a context window of 128k tokens, so you can divide every book into a few chunks for initial summarization, then merge the results for the final summary!
Wow. Sounds like it’ll get expensive quick with all the api calls. I hope you make your money back via Amazon.
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#5Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#6I definitely thought you meant that you asked it to write 5 bullet points that covered/summarized 14,501 books haha. Would love to see the output from that prompt.
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#7I definitely thought you meant that you asked it to write 5 bullet points that covered/summarized 14,501 books haha. Would love to see the output from that prompt.
It would be hilarious if one of the bullets were “42”.
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
GPT-4 turbo has a context window of 128k tokens, so you can divide every book into a few chunks for initial summarization, then merge the results for the final summary!
I assume you have pdfs. How do you split them up?
pdftotext is a Linux utility to extract text from PDF files. Then you can easily cut the text file into pieces. For best summarization, it's best that the pieces overlap a bit, so that important paragraphs that lie on the boundaries are not lost.
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#9How do you get ChatGPT to read the book?
For any book popular enough to have be put into GPT training data, you can get a summary without uploading it. The idea that these big, corporate models (their "intellectual property" if you will) have been trained on data they downloaded from ebook pirating sites... it's a real head shaker.
https://aicopyright.substack.com/p/has-your-book-been-used-t...
Re: I asked ChatGPT to summarize 14501 books in 5 bullet points. Here's the result
#10I see that the first book reviewed is "Rich dad poor dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. He's a known grifter that has been wrong on nearly everything over the last 15 years. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38877126