Aaron O'Leary

OpenAI launched the ChatGPT API, what will you build?

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The ChatGPT API is finally here, and I couldn't be more excited to try it out, companies such as Snapchat, Shopify, and Instacart have already used it to build AI into their products. What will you build with it?
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Usama Ejaz
I am considering it for chatfai.com (it already uses OpenAI)
Aaron O'Leary
@usamaejaz That makes sense! Interesting product btw!
Usama Ejaz
@aaronoleary thank you!
Mirena Vasileva
@usamaejaz this is so nice, would excite a lot of people
Neal Woolery
@usamaejaz well looking forward to it !
Abid Unnisa
I know! It was like the wait is over moment🤩 We are planning to use it for out data management tool, which itself is a no code tool but this makes it easier to simply fetch data.
Oleg Yusupov
We integrate prompt generator with chatGPT to Stable Diffusion
Basharath
Need to plan out something that solves a useful problem
Dhanraj Dhanokar
I have been ideating a lot, but most of the ideas that come to mind are mostly just wrappers or features not a product. I am looking forward to building a sustainable product that has a strong moat. @aaronoleary If you have any ideas or suggestions do let me know.
Ronald Barnhart
I built an app called Onesta.ai, it's an AI Financial Advisor and it just launched today and we're actively working on switching over to the new ChatGPT model!
Joel
Hi, we built a ChatGPT sidebar Chrome extension and launched it today [hope you can check it out :-)]. The current version is using the previous API. The new version with the updated API has been reviewed by the Chrome extension team. Hopefully, it can be released later today.
Aaron O'Leary
@joel_diigo I'll check it out! Out of curiosity, how did you get it working before the API was released?
Joel
@aaronoleary Thanks! We had been using the GPT-3 API before the ChatGPT API was released. Once the new ChatGPT API released, we changed to the new API.
Daniel Dorne
toolsy.ai - A powerful tool to interact with ChatGPT3 - saves response as history, allows you to add them to favorites, download as text, share with friends, etc.
Travis Fischer
If you want to use the new API from Node.js, check out the chatgpt NPM module on GitHub: https://github.com/transitive-bu...
Richard Gao
Nothing really. Too focused on my own API at evoke-app.com right now But I do see some use cases for semantic analysis of prompts in the near future for Evoke using ChatGPT
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