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- Long-term chat with external sources
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- Building a chatbot that queries Wikipedia
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- Building a chatbot
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- Searching a conversation for a specific word
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- Searching for similar lines in a conversation
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- Searching a conversation transcript for a specific word
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- Sound dampening and the try-accept loop
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- Cutting off a long conversation
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- The impossibility of containing a superintelligence
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- Using GPT3 to generate a list of Google search queries
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- Creating a chatbot with gpt3
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- Using GPT-3 to answer questions about Romulus Augustus
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- The difficulty of asking the right questions
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- Searching for follow-up questions to add to the conversation
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- Generating a follow-up question based on a Wikipedia article
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- Generating a search query to find an external article
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- Cutting up a passage to answer a question
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- Extracting information from a Wikipedia article
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- The Last Emperor
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- The question asked was
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- Creating a chatbot with Auto Muse
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- The need for a model that incorporates background information
Description:
Explore techniques for enhancing chatbot memory and information retrieval in this 54-minute video tutorial. Learn how to build a chatbot that queries Wikipedia, search conversation transcripts, generate Google search queries using GPT-3, and extract relevant information from external sources. Discover methods for creating follow-up questions, cutting long conversations, and addressing the challenges of incorporating background information into AI models. Gain insights into the complexities of developing more intelligent and context-aware chatbots, with practical examples and discussions on the limitations of current AI technologies.

Fixing "Goldfish Memory" with GPT-3 and External Sources of Information in a Chatbot

David Shapiro ~ AI
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