Jarvis — but with an API?

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pppez80

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• Oct 31, 2021

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Has someone come across a GPT-3 AI copy writing tool that has a decent API?
Alternatively has anyone been using the OpenAI API directly at scale and can talk to our the commercials work?

 

PrincZ

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• Oct 31, 2021

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seems conversion AI / jarvis is developing an API. not opened to the public yet

but even with API, there's so much u can consume i guess. so far, havent heard any good API yet

 

warriorsam53

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If you have Boss Mode, it's easy to automate Jarvis. You just enter commands and you'll get the output. However, since the output is not always relevant, you'll still need to check it manually.

 

3bisu

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Anyone tried copyscape? Better or worse for long content?

 

HustleTong

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warriorsam53 said:

If you have Boss Mode, it's easy to automate Jarvis. You just enter commands and you'll get the output. However, since the output is not always relevant, you'll still need to check it manually.

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I assume you're referring to Recipes in this case
It does help to some degree but for extremely broad topics

 

warriorsam53

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HustleTong said:

I assume you're referring to Recipes in this case
It does help to some degree but for extremely broad topics

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No, not really recipes.

If you have Boss Mode, you can automate the content generation by entering Jarvis commands with a custom script. But it'll need to be proofread and corrected because the output might be wrong/inappropriate.

And like you said, it'll work for broad topics and not for topics that require research.