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I have no idea. They're still in beta so probably figuring it out as they go I guess. I could see them charging on tokens or traces most likely though.

From the docs it looks like they're fairly explicit with respecting env states for each dataset. I'm not sure how/where contamination would even occur to be honest - regardless of model used.

That's awesome. I've been seeing quite a bit of chat about it on X too. Seems like they've hit the mark with playground. What are you using it for specifically?

Any thoughts on how they could improve here? Seems like that would be challenging.

Yeah I can see this as being epic for CX and support teams

Nice! Thanks for the overview.

Interesting! What use-cases have you been throwing at them?

AIs writing content for AIs to parse so that writing content for AIs is easier to rank higher for AIs?

Would be interesting to see a "high-score" gamification loop that tells us what the longest stretch of the sky not falling has been.

Would be awesome if they integrated a command palette into the IDE to interact with the assistant...

This feels like a step back in the opposite direction. Surely they've assessed the cost of lobbying the government vs the loss of revenue from banning payments?

Midjourney is still going to be hard to beat imo. Comparing SD to MJ is a little unfair considering their applications and flexibility, but I do really enjoy the "out of the box" experience that comes with MJ.

Can't wait to be flying my car to work

What would that look like in reality though? Any guesses on how things would potentially play out?

That’s a really interesting perspective. I hadn’t thought of it like that but it definitely resonates with my intrinsic drivers.

Pretty cool

Google's proposed 'Web Integrity API' raises some intriguing questions about the future of web security and user privacy. While the intent to secure the web environment and ensure user authenticity is commendable, the approach seems to echo DRM mechanisms, which have often been contentious. The proposal also brings to light the ongoing debate about device control - should users be penalized for wanting full control over their devices? This 'gatekeeping' approach could potentially stifle the open nature of the web and limit user freedom. As we move forward, it's crucial to strike a balance between security and user autonomy.

Wow, the FTC is really turning up the heat on Amazon! It's like a high-stakes poker game, and the FTC is going all in with this antitrust lawsuit. It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out, especially with all the different aspects of Amazon's business in the crosshairs. From Amazon Prime to their logistics and advertising services, it seems like no stone is being left unturned. And with Lina Khan at the helm, who's been pretty vocal about her views on Amazon, things are bound to get interesting. Grab your popcorn...

Wow, OpenAI pulling the plug on its AI Classifier tool really shows how tough it is to spot the difference between human and AI-generated text. It's a bummer that it didn't work out as planned, but hey, that's how we learn, right?

I've seen others around that end up being too technical and convoluted! This felt like a happy medium.

I guess that also demonstrates just how flexible the framework is, though.

The digital era has birthed an exciting notion among tech enthusiasts – the belief that Artificial Intelligence is the panacea for humanity's challenges. Yet, the truth is that the effectiveness of AI directly correlates with our ability to use it effectively.

Those who could benefit the most from AI are often the ones least equipped to leverage its capabilities.

Nice one What are you building?

Oh, nice flag on that PR Thanks for surfacing that!

I've been hearing a lot about AITemplate on Twitter. Seems the consensus is it's hella quick.

A deeper look into our stack if you're interested: https://www.commandbar.com/blog/harnessing-ai-magic

Congrats on the launch! Super speedy setup and loved the Strava example!

What do you have on the roadmap for upcoming features? Is there anything you're particularly excited about adding?

Course Copilot will be course-agnostic at this point. It will serve any course creator to create any course they want.

And I 100% agree with you regarding quality and effectiveness of the online course material we're seeing in the market at the moment.

As for the context window side, you're right about current limitations. Though I'm developing a way for the user to grow with the bot. Essentially chunking down inputs, storing them in a way that can be referenced and recalled over time, and allowing us to pass those prompts to GPT within the token limit.

Tl;dr Looking for a technical co-founder for coursecopilot.ai

Background: I've built 2 online course and coaching businesses over the last 7 years. One has sunsetted. The other is currently hovering around US$1.2M ARR. I have a team in place in the current business and I'm not involved in the day-to-day anymore.

Now I want switch gears and dive back into the SaaS world and build a product-based business as opposed to a personal brand facing company.

I'm looking for a technical co-founder to help me build Course Copilot.

I know juuuust enough about basic programming to do it myself (eventually), but it will painfully slow. Speed is critical right now.

My ask: 1. Is this something you're interested in? If yes, reach out. Elif: 2. If you know someone looking to take on a new project, get in touch. Elif: 3. Is there a space or a community that I'm missing that I should be connecting with and reaching out to to find my +1? Break.

I'm also open to any comments or questions about the product and use case. I'd be really interested to hear your insights!

No time was wasted in dedicating 30mins of my life to reading this. I bloody enjoyed that haha