🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤖 *Introduction to Advanced Guide* - Overview of the video structure in three parts: Advanced prompt engineering, exploring different models in the playground, and building an API application. - Mention of a ready-to-use template for OpenAI projects and its features. - Introduction to the importance of prompt engineering in AI interactions. 01:52 🚀 *Prompt Engineering Principles* - Definition of prompt engineering: querying AI effectively for desired outcomes. - Example of prompt evolution: From a standard question to a more structured query using code snippets. - Emphasis on continuous refinement of prompts for optimal AI responses. 04:10 📚 *Learning Prompt Engineering on OpenAI's Dashboard* - Recommendation to explore OpenAI's examples on prompt engineering in the dashboard. - Insight into how OpenAI has engineered prompts and responses for various tasks. - Encouragement to experiment and learn from existing examples for prompt design. 09:53 💡 *Understanding Different AI Models* - Explanation of what AI models are: how AI is trained and primed for different tasks. - Introduction to four main OpenAI models: Da Vinci, Curie, Ada, and the Bug. - Overview of the capabilities and pricing differences among the models. 13:36 🎛️ *Fine-tuning Models and Token Pricing* - Mention of the option to fine-tune your own model for specific tasks. - Explanation of token pricing and the link between tokens and words. - Reference to a tool for tracking token usage in OpenAI models. 15:38 🌡️ *Understanding Temperature in AI Outputs* - Explanation of temperature in AI models: its role in controlling output randomness. - Demonstration of temperature settings from 0 (strict) to 1 (creative)using examples. - Acknowledgment of temperature limitations in ChatGPT compared to other models. 17:01 🔄 *Fine-tuning and Customizing Models* - Brief introduction to fine-tuning models for specific requirements. - Acknowledgment of the complexity of fine-tuning and reference to additional resources. - Emphasis on customizing models for specific use cases. 18:08 ⚙️ *Setting Up the Project Environment* - Requirements for the project: Node.js, Create React App, and Express. - Mention of the need for an OpenAI account and API key for interaction. - Kick-off of the project with the creation of a React app and setting up the Express server. 19:45 🖥️ *Creating the Express Backend* - Implementation of a basic Express server with routes and a hello world response. - Demonstration of installing necessary packages like body-parser and cors. - Initial steps towards building the backend for the OpenAI API interaction. 20:49 🚀 *Setting up the Node.js server* - Installing 'cors' package using npm. - Running the Node.js server on Port 3000. - Testing the server with a "hello world" request. 21:05 🧹 *Using GitHub Copilot to create a React component* - Using GitHub Copilot to generate a React component. - Describing the React component's functionality (inputting a text area message, fetching from local server, displaying response). - Reviewing the generated code for the React component. 23:21 🔄 *Connecting the front-end and back-end* - Updating the server port to 3001. - Modifying the server response and request methods for compatibility. - Verifying the connection by submitting a message through the React app. 23:34 📦 *Importing OpenAI library* - Exploring the OpenAI website to get API introduction. - Importing OpenAI library into the Node.js index.js file. - Configuring OpenAI API and handling API key. 26:07 🤖 *Using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 model* - Incorporating OpenAI's GPT-3.5 model into the Node.js server. - Making an asynchronous API request to generate a completion. - Handling and logging the response from the OpenAI API. 27:25 🛠️ *Parsing and displaying OpenAI's response* - Parsing the OpenAI response to extract relevant information. - Implementing conditional logic to handle the response structure. - Displaying the generated text from the OpenAI model in the React app. 30:10 🚧 *Prompt engineering for specific tasks* - Creating a prompt to simulate a conversation with Steve Jobs. - Demonstrating the process of defining prompts for specific tasks. - Adjusting the React app to interact with the Steve Jobs chat prompt. 35:25 ⚙️ *Custom prompt for console terminal interactions* - Generating a custom prompt for simulating console terminal interactions. - Submitting commands to the OpenAI model to receive simulated terminal responses. - Exploring the flexibility of ChatGPT for diverse applications. Made with HARPA AI
Thank you so much Adrian for creating the ChatGPT tutorial! It was extremely helpful and I learned so much from it. I would love to see more advanced OpenAI product tutorials from you in the future. Keep up the great work! 👍
@@AdrianTwarog , by advanced tutorials, we mean tutorials that delve into more complex and advanced features of OpenAI products such as GPT-3 or DALL-E. These could include topics like fine-tuning models for specific tasks, integrating OpenAI products into web applications using React and Javascript, using OpenAI products to generate unique content, advanced techniques for using DALL-E to generate custom images, automating tasks with OpenAI products, building and monetizing web applications with OpenAI, and advanced techniques for using OpenAI products to optimize search engine rankings and drive traffic to websites.
There are many problems in this template code. Is there no technical after-sales support? In the supporting video explanation, the code is too different from the actual code, and a lot of files are missing. explanation video has many questions that are misleading.
🐞 Solution of the bug "Cannot GET / " (at 23:11, 23min11s): do not run the command "node index.js", but instead run the command "npm start" (then say "y" when prompted). Worked for me. You may need to "run npm build" before this. Alternative solution to "npm start" is "serve -s build"
I would love to see how I could "fine tune" the models in a way that it could be fed say the instruction manual for a software package so it could answer questions, or teach it a private API so that it can write code using those API calls.
exactly. Imagine just feeding it a documentation of a program's scripting API, after that, you can now use create insane amounts of plugins, extensions, addons, that all (hopefully) work with that program
@@richardokonicha Yes, that is a compelling use case. Some companies (e.g. in automotive industry) have reams of highly specialized documentation that they would like to do semantic search on. That would be the internal use case. For their customers, they would want semantic search made available on a subset of the documentation - large subset for dealers, mechanics, etc., smaller subset for vehicle owners, potential customers, etc. In chatbot form this would be dynamite.
Incredible video. You went through literally everything I wanted to know about their GPT model starting from the simple things to how to actually use it.
Adrian - ONE Big Case Study Tutorial should be done -> Something where someone without any knowledge will be able to finish with ready site with AI included. I would pay $100 for this easily.
This is not really "how to build your own", but "how to integrate and use OpenAI in your application" Really nice idea and can be used for many companies, but not really what I was searching for, as my objective was to study AI and how GPT works with great details. I was expecting something more like "Here's how to build your own kernel" and a video of Linus explaining the kernel of Linux.
OMG, this video is so helpful! I never knew about tokens and how they affect the pricing of AI models. It's crazy how different models produce different outputs and how the temperature can affect the AI's creativity. I can't wait to try out some of these models and see what they can do. Thanks for explaining it all so clearly!
I just bought the OpenAI Template - thanks to Adrian for putting this together and the rest of you ladies and guys who are here: If you are interested in bootstrapping yourself into consumerizing AI products - drop the money and buy the template. There is a certain rawness and realness to being an early adopter of new technologies that the Pepsi Generations that emerge later will be cut out of. Over the next couple of years, "proper" ways of using AI will emerge and the hacker ethic will no longer be in play. (Pepsi Generation is a derogatory term for people who can only use prepared, plastic-wrapped gadgets. Not breadboard prototypes by themselves.).
8:47 - Good tutorial. In this example the operators "Distinct" and "Group By" are Redundant... and so this code is inefficient and will create more execution overhead. I'll admit I didn't really stare it out.... but this is certainly just the beginning of the end of low level programmers. For example... if this code is deployed and management want's to know why a sister system is outperforming this query execution : Chat GTP and/or anyone using it... Won't know. I'm sure it will get better over time. But just like being a Typist was a full time profession in the early 1900s was destroyed... so will the majority of code writing be. Skynet Status : Booting...
@@AdrianTwarog but Adrian u not supplied me Richness like Miss Christina, I need help again, but she too bisy with people in internet, u want baby, I custom make, any color any gender you want non-binaural baby, maybe cis baby I can make, don't ruin your wife abdomen looks
I watched your SaaS build and this is equally as amazing. Cheers man. Please keep releasing more OpenAI template Kits and i'll keep buying. one thing i want to add in is the wysiwyg editor that i noticed was in your last one combined with the prompt field. "AMAZING" one thing i'm wanting to create is a full suite of tools that can produce Procurement Plans, Request for Proposals and Evaluation documentation. i think what you've got here is kind of that foundation.
Hi Adrian, it's good to know that at least one Adrian out there is on the cutting edge of AI tech! Love your videos and I have been following both you and Simon Hoiberg to learn coding and tech concepts. With respect, I hope you will not mind me sharing with you that the 'babbage' model is named after the polymath Charles Babbage, and his name rhymes with cabbage. I am looking forward to learning more from you, and I am so impressed with your ability to create a derivative app based on Chat GPT in 100 hours. Mind blowing!
THE GUIDE IS ON SALE RIGHT NOW. Literally couldn't not buy it after seeing how steep the discount is. Even if I can't fully understand the code, this video makes me want to learn beyond printing hello world in python ^_^"
In spite of the fluctuation in crypto, I still thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started crypto investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I’ve gotten $18,539 in my portfolio Thanks so much Mrs. Marie Georgiana
I invest with Mrs. Marie too, she charges a 20% commission on profit made after every trading session which is fair compared to the effort she put in to make huge profits
As a first time investor I started trading with her with just a thousand bucks. my portfolio is worth much more than that now within just weeks of trading with her.
Great video, I have learned so much from the tutorial. I have a question on the 23:18 mark, you launch the frontend to port 3000 even though you changed it to port 3001. As I followed, When I launched node index.js, I got stuck with a CANNOT GET / error. Do you know any solutions?
I had the same error and here is the problem/solution I found: PROBLEM: By default, when you access a server URL in your browser it sends a 'GET' request to the server, and we have only defined a 'POST' request. He is not having a problem with this because the React app is running, so he is't directly accessing the server URL in his browser, therefore not sending a 'GET' request. The problem is your React app is not running. SOLUTION: 'npm start' to start your React app, return to the URL and it should work.
Liked, subscribed and commented, I hope TH-cam algorithm suggests you to many people so that you continue releasing gems like this, thank you very much!
Wow... You blew my mind!!! I have a renewed hope in and for humanity. Thank you I'm definitely going to purchase your templates and support your work in this brave new world.
Hi Adrian. I hope that you are well. I am interested in purchasing your OpenAI Template Starter Kit for ChatGPT / GPT3. I am interested in using this for a portfolio project but will change the code drastically. I have a few questions if you could please answer before I purchase: 1. Does the login work with full backend capabilities so will any user be able to create new login details? 2. I see that stripe capabilities are there, how easy is it to enable? 3. For the token tracking calculator, can I customize this and give the user a specific amount of tokens according to pricing plan? 4. Most importantly, how can I convert this into a react native app, if this is possible? Thank you for your help.
Just learning about ChatGPT today and no background in programming things went from about a 10-100 really quick around 18:50 What's your background and where is the best place to begin to learn what you already know? Liked commented and subscribed, I want to learn more!
Loved this, even tho the pronunciations of Ada and Babbage tickled me. I think it's Ada as in Ada Lovelace and Babbage as in Charles Babbage 😂😂😂 Many thanks for all the effort you put into these
I have purchased your OpenAI Template Starter Kit for ChatGPT / GPT3, and I have encountered some problems while debugging and testing, please advise me. After purchasing the product, there is no after-sales support, and the experience is a little too bad.
Thank you for this prompt video!!And since it's the beginning of the year, I need to start making money off A.I, we all need to!!Let's check in regularly to see how far with the A.I monetization. All the best guys!💪😎
I bought the app template... However, there is no backend to show the users or payment history? I feel as if paying $100 yes on sale.. was a bit much considering its lack of features. Will need another dev to build more reliable features. However it was a good intro into the subject.
This was a great video. I have a much clearer understanding of how to incorporate OpenAI into my project by watching your video. Really enjoy learning about ChatGPT and OpenAI with someone who knows the interworkings of the technology. Aloha!
Hi Adrian! Thank you so much for the OpenAI template.Just purchased and am having a small issue. Went to run my first request on the “Hello World” prompt and immediately get hit with a 429 status code for too many requests. Again, this is my first request so it’s a little odd. I’m also a UI Designer and am not very strong with React it’s possible I did something wrong on initial setup. Any thoughts for how I might troubleshoot this? Thanks in advance!
Hey Adrian, great video! at around 17:15 mark, you talk about linking a guide on how to fine tune your own models. I don't think I see it? Were you just referencing the OpenAI documentation?
Great content! Would be good to have a video of how to use your Starter Kit. I'm really considering buying it but not sure I understand what it can do just with the description and screenshots. Thanks!
I would buy the starter kit also if it had a video step-by-step video tutorial. Could you notify me if you get this together. Probably would only take you 10 minutes to do. just saying..
My prompt engineering: step 1) make a prompt 2) "find issues with the generated result" 3) "solve the issues, incorporate it into existing result, print new result" 4) go to 2)
Hi Adrian, The video is informational, Have a question, when you change the port to 3001 in the code, it was never used I guess, because the url in the browser still holds localhost:3000 throughout the video, what was change you made, could you share it please 22:45 , 28:09 . When I change the app.Get in index.js to app.Post, it throws the error Cannot Get / , what was change you made, please share. 22:45
I bought your template, thank you for taking the time to do this. The explainer video is pretty fast-paced, in your future videos could you please slow it down for newbies like myself. This is a bit of a learning curve.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to add some follow up videos for it today and hopefully people can redownload the content which more instructions and such!
Hey all, quick question. How to you use go from local host to hosting this project on a live website (using vercel, github, or railway) and keep the back-end running? Would be amazing to get some help on this. Thanks!
Very well structured and delivered Adrian. There is so much detail you have presented whilst at the same time without making it overloaded or daunting to try out. Very impressed and you have a new subscriiber :)
Wow, I'm not a programmer, but this made absolute sense. It would be interesting to see if I can replicate this example just for fun. Thanks for sharing man, and keep those openai videos coming. They are really enjoyable.
Hey there, I was watching your tutorial video and was really into it, but then I couldn't help but notice that tempting update button on your Chrome browser. It's like my brain has a one-track mind for anything shiny and new! But seriously, your tutorial is super helpful and informative, so I'm going to try my best to resist the urge to update and keep my focus on the video. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us!
I didn't finish the video, is it possible to provide the model more new content and rebalance/retrain so that it knows the new things as well? => I want to feed all my blog posts to it and ask about questions and hope to get answers related to it, and also get the source (on which blog post it found it?).
I ask chat gpt to write a page of code ( a mathemathical assignment) in both in python but also in Lisp and Cobol and that was not of any problem..impressed
I have paid and downloaded everything and have seen this video like 300 times, I knew nothing and now I am so grateful. How can I deploy this ? And does the sign up stuff keep track of new users?
Update... I knew nothing before this video, now I have made my own mern projects :) I owe you a beer brother. I made a gpt system on a physics engine :) this is just wild.
Hi Adrian, I liked your video so much. Please make an a to z paid course so that the beginner like me who don't even know code can make an app using ChatGPT
Please share the code once videos are published, not everyone uses copilot or vs studio. At the same time it would be nice to have some obvious steps still mentioned such as npm start was completely skipped when splitting front and back end. You started the backend with node but no npm start for the react front end
Literally the best comment. Thank you so much I was stuck for two days because of this. He started with 'npm start' but never stated that he split terminals to run 'index.js' or why, so I thought he was using the same terminal and was confused how everyone else got it to work.
@@InfiniteRaikama it is a react app so npm start should do it in a separate terminal to run the front end but indeed he skips this step as he does rely on copilot making it all rather confusing for those that don't use copilot
@@EvanTorrens node index.js runs the express server. Then in another window you need to run npm start to run the front-end. In the front end you connect to the express server with a POST request
So if you’re implementing this react app on your site, how would you charge people by the credit to make sure people don’t over use your api key and make it non profitable for you?
@6:45 could we "configure the session" with the AI by first telling it to always provide a short summary after every answer? (to include metadata, etc)
Hi Adrian. How do you get CHATGPT to only search and respond with in the limits of information of data that you provide. I have tried giving it prompts to stay with in the information, but it keeps being outside information in to its responses.
Is there a possibility to make such a video about creating websites with openAI models, intended for people who don't know programming and use sites like Wix or similar?
@@AdrianTwarog Thanks for the responses, but the video does not address how I can integrate the models into my website. It explains how to create a website using ChatGPT, but I want to know how to incorporate the models into the website with as little programming as possible.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🤖 *Introduction to Advanced Guide*
- Overview of the video structure in three parts: Advanced prompt engineering, exploring different models in the playground, and building an API application.
- Mention of a ready-to-use template for OpenAI projects and its features.
- Introduction to the importance of prompt engineering in AI interactions.
01:52 🚀 *Prompt Engineering Principles*
- Definition of prompt engineering: querying AI effectively for desired outcomes.
- Example of prompt evolution: From a standard question to a more structured query using code snippets.
- Emphasis on continuous refinement of prompts for optimal AI responses.
04:10 📚 *Learning Prompt Engineering on OpenAI's Dashboard*
- Recommendation to explore OpenAI's examples on prompt engineering in the dashboard.
- Insight into how OpenAI has engineered prompts and responses for various tasks.
- Encouragement to experiment and learn from existing examples for prompt design.
09:53 💡 *Understanding Different AI Models*
- Explanation of what AI models are: how AI is trained and primed for different tasks.
- Introduction to four main OpenAI models: Da Vinci, Curie, Ada, and the Bug.
- Overview of the capabilities and pricing differences among the models.
13:36 🎛️ *Fine-tuning Models and Token Pricing*
- Mention of the option to fine-tune your own model for specific tasks.
- Explanation of token pricing and the link between tokens and words.
- Reference to a tool for tracking token usage in OpenAI models.
15:38 🌡️ *Understanding Temperature in AI Outputs*
- Explanation of temperature in AI models: its role in controlling output randomness.
- Demonstration of temperature settings from 0 (strict) to 1 (creative)using examples.
- Acknowledgment of temperature limitations in ChatGPT compared to other models.
17:01 🔄 *Fine-tuning and Customizing Models*
- Brief introduction to fine-tuning models for specific requirements.
- Acknowledgment of the complexity of fine-tuning and reference to additional resources.
- Emphasis on customizing models for specific use cases.
18:08 ⚙️ *Setting Up the Project Environment*
- Requirements for the project: Node.js, Create React App, and Express.
- Mention of the need for an OpenAI account and API key for interaction.
- Kick-off of the project with the creation of a React app and setting up the Express server.
19:45 🖥️ *Creating the Express Backend*
- Implementation of a basic Express server with routes and a hello world response.
- Demonstration of installing necessary packages like body-parser and cors.
- Initial steps towards building the backend for the OpenAI API interaction.
20:49 🚀 *Setting up the Node.js server*
- Installing 'cors' package using npm.
- Running the Node.js server on Port 3000.
- Testing the server with a "hello world" request.
21:05 🧹 *Using GitHub Copilot to create a React component*
- Using GitHub Copilot to generate a React component.
- Describing the React component's functionality (inputting a text area message, fetching from local server, displaying response).
- Reviewing the generated code for the React component.
23:21 🔄 *Connecting the front-end and back-end*
- Updating the server port to 3001.
- Modifying the server response and request methods for compatibility.
- Verifying the connection by submitting a message through the React app.
23:34 📦 *Importing OpenAI library*
- Exploring the OpenAI website to get API introduction.
- Importing OpenAI library into the Node.js index.js file.
- Configuring OpenAI API and handling API key.
26:07 🤖 *Using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 model*
- Incorporating OpenAI's GPT-3.5 model into the Node.js server.
- Making an asynchronous API request to generate a completion.
- Handling and logging the response from the OpenAI API.
27:25 🛠️ *Parsing and displaying OpenAI's response*
- Parsing the OpenAI response to extract relevant information.
- Implementing conditional logic to handle the response structure.
- Displaying the generated text from the OpenAI model in the React app.
30:10 🚧 *Prompt engineering for specific tasks*
- Creating a prompt to simulate a conversation with Steve Jobs.
- Demonstrating the process of defining prompts for specific tasks.
- Adjusting the React app to interact with the Steve Jobs chat prompt.
35:25 ⚙️ *Custom prompt for console terminal interactions*
- Generating a custom prompt for simulating console terminal interactions.
- Submitting commands to the OpenAI model to receive simulated terminal responses.
- Exploring the flexibility of ChatGPT for diverse applications.
Made with HARPA AI
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks right back!
I'd love to see more advanced OpenAI videos. It hard to find advanced content, and yours is excellent. Thank you!
Thanks will do my best!
Thank you so much Adrian for creating the ChatGPT tutorial! It was extremely helpful and I learned so much from it. I would love to see more advanced OpenAI product tutorials from you in the future. Keep up the great work! 👍
Great, what is your definition of adv tutorials?!
@@AdrianTwarog , by advanced tutorials, we mean tutorials that delve into more complex and advanced features of OpenAI products such as GPT-3 or DALL-E. These could include topics like fine-tuning models for specific tasks, integrating OpenAI products into web applications using React and Javascript, using OpenAI products to generate unique content, advanced techniques for using DALL-E to generate custom images, automating tasks with OpenAI products, building and monetizing web applications with OpenAI, and advanced techniques for using OpenAI products to optimize search engine rankings and drive traffic to websites.
@@SmisoM yeah, this just open the unlimited possibilites to all the developers, so excited that we can bring AI into our apps 🤩
Agreed! More Advanced! :)
There are many problems in this template code. Is there no technical after-sales support? In the supporting video explanation, the code is too different from the actual code, and a lot of files are missing. explanation video has many questions that are misleading.
🐞 Solution of the bug "Cannot GET / " (at 23:11, 23min11s): do not run the command "node index.js", but instead run the command "npm start" (then say "y" when prompted).
Worked for me.
You may need to "run npm build" before this.
Alternative solution to "npm start" is "serve -s build"
bro can we talk i am having same errror @MrTobi
I would love to see how I could "fine tune" the models in a way that it could be fed say the instruction manual for a software package so it could answer questions, or teach it a private API so that it can write code using those API calls.
That is like the best idea I've heard in a while!
exactly. Imagine just feeding it a documentation of a program's scripting API, after that, you can now use create insane amounts of plugins, extensions, addons, that all (hopefully) work with that program
It’s a good one very useful
@@RexelBartolomethis is great imagine having it trained on company documentation and code, it can handhold new employees to success 🥇
@@richardokonicha Yes, that is a compelling use case. Some companies (e.g. in automotive industry) have reams of highly specialized documentation that they would like to do semantic search on. That would be the internal use case. For their customers, they would want semantic search made available on a subset of the documentation - large subset for dealers, mechanics, etc., smaller subset for vehicle owners, potential customers, etc. In chatbot form this would be dynamite.
Incredible video. You went through literally everything I wanted to know about their GPT model starting from the simple things to how to actually use it.
First time in ages I've watched a video on youtube that is 30min+. Great work. Thank you.
It looks like Chat GPT videos are working REALLY well these days. Thumbs up buddy.
Thanks!
Legend right here!
By far, one of the best tutorials I've seen on youtube.
Adrian - ONE Big Case Study Tutorial should be done -> Something where someone without any knowledge will be able to finish with ready site with AI included. I would pay $100 for this easily.
As in, I teach you programming as part of it even?!
This is not really "how to build your own", but "how to integrate and use OpenAI in your application"
Really nice idea and can be used for many companies, but not really what I was searching for, as my objective was to study AI and how GPT works with great details.
I was expecting something more like "Here's how to build your own kernel" and a video of Linus explaining the kernel of Linux.
OMG, this video is so helpful! I never knew about tokens and how they affect the pricing of AI models. It's crazy how different models produce different outputs and how the temperature can affect the AI's creativity. I can't wait to try out some of these models and see what they can do. Thanks for explaining it all so clearly!
I just bought the OpenAI Template - thanks to Adrian for putting this together and the rest of you ladies and guys who are here: If you are interested in bootstrapping yourself into consumerizing AI products - drop the money and buy the template. There is a certain rawness and realness to being an early adopter of new technologies that the Pepsi Generations that emerge later will be cut out of. Over the next couple of years, "proper" ways of using AI will emerge and the hacker ethic will no longer be in play. (Pepsi Generation is a derogatory term for people who can only use prepared, plastic-wrapped gadgets. Not breadboard prototypes by themselves.).
Dankie!
8:47 - Good tutorial. In this example the operators "Distinct" and "Group By" are Redundant... and so this code is inefficient and will create more execution overhead. I'll admit I didn't really stare it out.... but this is certainly just the beginning of the end of low level programmers. For example... if this code is deployed and management want's to know why a sister system is outperforming this query execution : Chat GTP and/or anyone using it... Won't know. I'm sure it will get better over time. But just like being a Typist was a full time profession in the early 1900s was destroyed... so will the majority of code writing be. Skynet Status : Booting...
Videos like these keep my love for the internet alive.
Best OpenAI videos I've seen and I really appreciate your effort put into sharing this.
Thanks and thanks!
@@AdrianTwarog but Adrian u not supplied me Richness like Miss Christina, I need help again, but she too bisy with people in internet, u want baby, I custom make, any color any gender you want non-binaural baby, maybe cis baby I can make, don't ruin your wife abdomen looks
I watched your SaaS build and this is equally as amazing. Cheers man. Please keep releasing more OpenAI template Kits and i'll keep buying. one thing i want to add in is the wysiwyg editor that i noticed was in your last one combined with the prompt field. "AMAZING" one thing i'm wanting to create is a full suite of tools that can produce Procurement Plans, Request for Proposals and Evaluation documentation. i think what you've got here is kind of that foundation.
Thanks this makes me happy to hear!
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Thank you for this video, you re-ignited my past work in linux. Downloading now.....
Hi Adrian, it's good to know that at least one Adrian out there is on the cutting edge of AI tech! Love your videos and I have been following both you and Simon Hoiberg to learn coding and tech concepts. With respect, I hope you will not mind me sharing with you that the 'babbage' model is named after the polymath Charles Babbage, and his name rhymes with cabbage. I am looking forward to learning more from you, and I am so impressed with your ability to create a derivative app based on Chat GPT in 100 hours. Mind blowing!
Thanks mate, I learned this after a few comments! Simon and I also great friends, happy to hear you like both our stuff!!!
And let's not forget that Ada is for Ada Lovelace who worked on the computing machine with Charles Babbage.
Adrians rise up
You just became my first gumroad purchase ever. Congrats and thanks!
I'm not too tech-savvy so part 1 and 2 was what I came for and these was very helpful easy to understand. Thank you!
THE GUIDE IS ON SALE RIGHT NOW. Literally couldn't not buy it after seeing how steep the discount is. Even if I can't fully understand the code, this video makes me want to learn beyond printing hello world in python ^_^"
In spite of the fluctuation in crypto, I still thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started crypto investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I’ve gotten $18,539 in my portfolio
Thanks so much Mrs. Marie Georgiana
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With the consistent weekly profits I'm getting investing with her, there's no doubt she is the most reliable in the market. such a genius
Thank you Adrain, you are ahead of the curve.
Great video, I have learned so much from the tutorial. I have a question on the 23:18 mark, you launch the frontend to port 3000 even though you changed it to port 3001. As I followed, When I launched node index.js, I got stuck with a CANNOT GET / error. Do you know any solutions?
I had the same error and here is the problem/solution I found:
PROBLEM: By default, when you access a server URL in your browser it sends a 'GET' request to the server, and we have only defined a 'POST' request. He is not having a problem with this because the React app is running, so he is't directly accessing the server URL in his browser, therefore not sending a 'GET' request. The problem is your React app is not running.
SOLUTION: 'npm start' to start your React app, return to the URL and it should work.
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Does this include commercial license?
Thank you Adrian for this fantasic video, this is defintely the most in-depth video about Chatgpt in youtube to date!
Thank you very much. I will now put this on my resume as a project that I did.
you are my new favorite channel!
This is a masterpiece I was just winging it! I learned but with this break down I'll be building value in no time. Thanks!
how ?
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Liked, subscribed and commented, I hope TH-cam algorithm suggests you to many people so that you continue releasing gems like this, thank you very much!
You definitely know how to make my day!
My like for this video was simply cuz you said sponsoring myself !!!
Wow... You blew my mind!!! I have a renewed hope in and for humanity. Thank you I'm definitely going to purchase your templates and support your work in this brave new world.
You're the most underrated youtuber i have ever seen! Keep up the work
Hehe thanks, I do try to put on a heap of effort!
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Hi Adrian. I hope that you are well. I am interested in purchasing your OpenAI Template Starter Kit for ChatGPT / GPT3. I am interested in using this for a portfolio project but will change the code drastically. I have a few questions if you could please answer before I purchase:
1. Does the login work with full backend capabilities so will any user be able to create new login details?
2. I see that stripe capabilities are there, how easy is it to enable?
3. For the token tracking calculator, can I customize this and give the user a specific amount of tokens according to pricing plan?
4. Most importantly, how can I convert this into a react native app, if this is possible?
Thank you for your help.
You won my subscription to your channel! Im looking to create an app using chatgpt. Your video is really amazing!!
Thank you!! what a steal on the template, fyi for anyone seeing this now its on sale for $99 definitely worth it.
hahah yeah for a limited time I thought it would be worthwhile to make it available to more people this way!
Yes please to any and all of the video ideas you mentioned!
Hahah okay!
Just learning about ChatGPT today and no background in programming things went from about a 10-100 really quick around 18:50 What's your background and where is the best place to begin to learn what you already know? Liked commented and subscribed, I want to learn more!
Honestly the best way to learn is by doing, and going to the official documentation step by step
This is an excellent video I don’t know that much about tech but I love that you make it easy
Prompt engineering, fantastic description
It is, some of the art ai prompts made are insane!
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Loved this, even tho the pronunciations of Ada and Babbage tickled me. I think it's Ada as in Ada Lovelace and Babbage as in Charles Babbage 😂😂😂 Many thanks for all the effort you put into these
Hahahahaha, I’ll never forget this
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Brainiac. Thanks, even though most of it is completely over my head, I still find it all fascinating.
High quality content and here’s one more viewer!
Thanks appreciated!
I have purchased your OpenAI Template Starter Kit for ChatGPT / GPT3, and I have encountered some problems while debugging and testing, please advise me.
After purchasing the product, there is no after-sales support, and the experience is a little too bad.
Really appreciate this, Adrian!
Thank you for this prompt video!!And since it's the beginning of the year, I need to start making money off A.I, we all need to!!Let's check in regularly to see how far with the A.I monetization. All the best guys!💪😎
Your way of making videos is amazing!
Same for you too mate!
Send me a DM right away👍
Thank you Adrian!! Awesome vid 👏 Much appreciated!!
My pleasure!
please more open ai, Enjoying your content. thanks alot
Thanks will try!
Great information Adrian. I will include this in my new Kindle book, "ChatGPT Frequently Asked Questions."
I bought the app template... However, there is no backend to show the users or payment history? I feel as if paying $100 yes on sale.. was a bit much considering its lack of features. Will need another dev to build more reliable features. However it was a good intro into the subject.
This was a great video. I have a much clearer understanding of how to incorporate OpenAI into my project by watching your video. Really enjoy learning about ChatGPT and OpenAI with someone who knows the interworkings of the technology. Aloha!
Hi Adrian, is your OpenAI template Kit likely to be compatible with GPT-4 when it is released?
Well, i think am bout to change the world with my idea !!!!!! This is fun!
Hi Adrian! Thank you so much for the OpenAI template.Just purchased and am having a small issue. Went to run my first request on the “Hello World” prompt and immediately get hit with a 429 status code for too many requests. Again, this is my first request so it’s a little odd. I’m also a UI Designer and am not very strong with React it’s possible I did something wrong on initial setup.
Any thoughts for how I might troubleshoot this? Thanks in advance!
Hey Adrian, great video! at around 17:15 mark, you talk about linking a guide on how to fine tune your own models. I don't think I see it? Were you just referencing the OpenAI documentation?
Excellent video! Greetings from MIT 🙂
Great content! Would be good to have a video of how to use your Starter Kit. I'm really considering buying it but not sure I understand what it can do just with the description and screenshots. Thanks!
In this video you start from scratch but it would be good to see how would you do it using your Starter Kit
Had a couple of comments like this so will put something together today and put it on the gumroad page!
+ on this, considering the template, but no clue at all how to use it since I'm new to the world of coding
I would buy the starter kit also if it had a video step-by-step video tutorial.
Could you notify me if you get this together.
Probably would only take you 10 minutes to do. just saying..
You just gained a subscriber. Very clear explanation. Super greatly appreciated sir!
That's great to hear thanks!!!
My prompt engineering: step 1) make a prompt
2) "find issues with the generated result"
3) "solve the issues, incorporate it into existing result, print new result"
4) go to 2)
Pretty much!
Thank you for this INCREDIBLE information.
Awesome Video and I purchased the Template. I can't wait to use it.
Basically every video suggestion you made…you should do!
…especially fine tuning your own models. 🙏
This is super helpful, kudos!
Very good info. Now I have to rewind and try doing it myself! Thanks for sharing!
Your killing it buddy, thanks for all of the info and inspiration!
Hi Adrian,
The video is informational, Have a question, when you change the port to 3001 in the code, it was never used I guess, because the url in the browser still holds localhost:3000 throughout the video, what was change you made, could you share it please 22:45 , 28:09 .
When I change the app.Get in index.js to app.Post, it throws the error Cannot Get / , what was change you made, please share. 22:45
Hey @karthik sekar I'm also seeing this error. Were you able to figure out what was wrong?
I'd love to see more advanced OpenAI videos. Thank you for making this video.
I bought your template, thank you for taking the time to do this. The explainer video is pretty fast-paced, in your future videos could you please slow it down for newbies like myself. This is a bit of a learning curve.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to add some follow up videos for it today and hopefully people can redownload the content which more instructions and such!
@@AdrianTwarog Are some the files outdated I’m running into npm errors. I’ve sent you an email via Gumroad
Quality content supremacy 🙏
That's the goal, value first!
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Hey all, quick question. How to you use go from local host to hosting this project on a live website (using vercel, github, or railway) and keep the back-end running? Would be amazing to get some help on this. Thanks!
Adrian this was great!!! You reslly opened my mind!! And gave me me great ideas what can be done.
Very well structured and delivered Adrian. There is so much detail you have presented whilst at the same time without making it overloaded or daunting to try out. Very impressed and you have a new subscriiber :)
Wow, I'm not a programmer, but this made absolute sense. It would be interesting to see if I can replicate this example just for fun. Thanks for sharing man, and keep those openai videos coming. They are really enjoyable.
Hello, as a beginner how far are you? :)
Awesome video man! Loved this one :D
Thanks Sammy!!!
This is awesome!! I've built whole application around this principle. You should definitely make an expert video!!!
i recieve a message when i visited localhost : Cannot GET / . why? in this step 37:00
Top content. Excellent timing. Thanks Oh, Ada is pronounced A-da for Ada Lovelace the mother of programming.
Thanks for the info!
Loved the first part 🙏
Great to hear!
Send me a DM right away👍
Hey there, I was watching your tutorial video and was really into it, but then I couldn't help but notice that tempting update button on your Chrome browser. It's like my brain has a one-track mind for anything shiny and new! But seriously, your tutorial is super helpful and informative, so I'm going to try my best to resist the urge to update and keep my focus on the video. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us!
I just wanted to say thank you for creating this awesome video❤
I didn't finish the video, is it possible to provide the model more new content and rebalance/retrain so that it knows the new things as well? => I want to feed all my blog posts to it and ask about questions and hope to get answers related to it, and also get the source (on which blog post it found it?).
Great delivery. Refreshing.
I ask chat gpt to write a page of code ( a mathemathical assignment) in both in python but also in Lisp and Cobol and that was not of any problem..impressed
I have paid and downloaded everything and have seen this video like 300 times, I knew nothing and now I am so grateful. How can I deploy this ? And does the sign up stuff keep track of new users?
Update... I knew nothing before this video, now I have made my own mern projects :) I owe you a beer brother. I made a gpt system on a physics engine :) this is just wild.
Hi Adrian, I liked your video so much. Please make an a to z paid course so that the beginner like me who don't even know code can make an app using ChatGPT
Please share the code once videos are published, not everyone uses copilot or vs studio. At the same time it would be nice to have some obvious steps still mentioned such as npm start was completely skipped when splitting front and back end. You started the backend with node but no npm start for the react front end
Literally the best comment. Thank you so much I was stuck for two days because of this. He started with 'npm start' but never stated that he split terminals to run 'index.js' or why, so I thought he was using the same terminal and was confused how everyone else got it to work.
@@InfiniteRaikama it is a react app so npm start should do it in a separate terminal to run the front end but indeed he skips this step as he does rely on copilot making it all rather confusing for those that don't use copilot
I am stuck at node index.js when I type that in and hit enter nothing happens, please advise
@@EvanTorrens node index.js runs the express server. Then in another window you need to run npm start to run the front-end. In the front end you connect to the express server with a POST request
Yes 36:40 please make expert videos! I'm here for it!
And I did!
Outstanding, thank you for been so detailed, even though I don't understand half of it, I think.
So if you’re implementing this react app on your site, how would you charge people by the credit to make sure people don’t over use your api key and make it non profitable for you?
Men you are making me get in love coding.
Very helpful video.
I have 0 code experience.
But her I go…
I will let you know
I have 0 knowledge of coding but I find your video amazingly helpful. Thanks a lot, Adrian.
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@6:45 could we "configure the session" with the AI by first telling it to always provide a short summary after every answer? (to include metadata, etc)
Hi Adrian. How do you get CHATGPT to only search and respond with in the limits of information of data that you provide. I have tried giving it prompts to stay with in the information, but it keeps being outside information in to its responses.
Definitely interested in a course level understanding of OpenAI and building your own model.
Is there a possibility to make such a video about creating websites with openAI models, intended for people who don't know programming and use sites like Wix or similar?
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Here is a video tutorial-> th-cam.com/video/b_3qa0uYVb8/w-d-xo.html
Don't worry I got you covered (see Oracle's comment!)
@@AdrianTwarog Thanks for the responses, but the video does not address how I can integrate the models into my website. It explains how to create a website using ChatGPT, but I want to know how to incorporate the models into the website with as little programming as possible.