How to teach something to Chat GPT with no-code tools ?

Hi guys,

I don't know how to code, but I want to teach some author styles to Chat GPT and want to generate articles like them with Chat GPT.

Is there any website for that ?

Here you go. Better to read the whole thread, because there is valuable info.

Cheers!
M

TheMarquis said:

Here you go. Better to read the whole thread, because there is valuable info.

Cheers!
M

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yeah its valuable but I want o teach a book writer style to Chat GPT. So I need to upload or make Chat GPT read it and understand it.

Little bit different than this I think.

kenobeen said:

yeah its valuable but I want o teach a book writer style to Chat GPT. So I need to upload or make Chat GPT read it and understand it.

Little bit different than this I think.

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We have to talk in the next 3-4 years for that. Pretty hard, but good idea.

kenobeen said:

yeah its valuable but I want o teach a book writer style to Chat GPT. So I need to upload or make Chat GPT read it and understand it.

Little bit different than this I think.

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There's a reason these models are called GPTs. They are Generative Pre-trained Transformers. To make it "understand" your text, you need to retrain it with your text included your dataset.

Best you can do is finetune these models.

(And you can't do that ofc. Because OpenAI doesn't let other people include their own corpus into their dataset and it takes them millions of dollars and several months to train it)

One way to teach something to a language model like ChatGPT without using code is to use a platform like OpenAI's GPT-3 Playground or Hugging Face's Model Hub. These platforms allow you to input text and have the model generate responses based on what it has learned.

Another way is to use a tool like OpenAI's DALL-E, which allows you to input an image and have the model generate text based on what it has learned from image recognition.

You can also use a simple note-taking app, such as OneNote or Evernote, to create a "knowledge base" for the model by inputting information about a specific topic in the form of text, images, and links. The model can then reference this knowledge base when generating responses to related queries.

Additionally, you can also use OpenAI's API to train your own GPT model on a specific domain, such as children's literature, using a large dataset of text examples.

Check this out: https://prompts.chat/ The website has more than 100 prompts. If the website doesn't have contain the prompt you are expecting for , generate a new one using this: https://huggingface.co/spaces/merve/ChatGPT-prompt-generator