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OpenAI has released a ChatGPT plugin that extends bot functionality by empowering third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the web. We have also published documentation that contains the knowledge needed to develop plugins.
ChatGPT's weaknesses were its copyright and reliability of original information. ChatGPT is optimized to learn and output human language context. There is still a realm of human intervention in determining which information is quality information. Previously, it was difficult to control the source because we collected and answered open web data prior to September 2019, but it seems to be an attempt to help you use ChatGPT better by controlling the information using a plug-in.
It was difficult to use AI Speaker because it did not understand the human context, but ChatGPT, which solves the problem, solves the problem with open source and plug-ins, which seems to have a great impact on UX in the future. It feels like we've come close to a future of tool-less UI and control over source information.
Browsing plugins are plugins that ChatGPT takes over for human activities such as searching the web and clicking on the appropriate links. It acts like a human and tells you the most contextually appropriate results. A code interpreter plugin allows you to directly execute Python code. Users can also upload files to the workspace and download the results. You can also analyze CSV files to draw graphs or process images. The search plug-in allows you to set the original information you want to search for and find highly relevant information from multiple files, notes, emails, etc., like Apple's Spotlight Search.
You can obtain various information by collaborating with various companies. You can ask people-like questions, such as what restaurant to visit on Saturday or what to cook on Sunday. Then OpenTable picks out the best places to visit on Saturday, makes restaurant reservations, finds recipes on Instacart, and tells you what ingredients you need. We've also created plugins for countless industries, including Expedia, Kayak, FiscalNote, Shopify, Slack, Speak, Wolfram, Klarna, Milo, and more.
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