ChatGPT is a large language model developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT is capable of generating human-like text responses to a variety of user inputs. The language model has been trained on large amounts of data and uses sophisticated algorithms to understand and generate natural language responses.
Since its release in early 2020, the Application Programming Interface (API) has undergone several improvements and updates. The most recent API documentation update allows developers to integrate ChatGPT into their own applications. The documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the API, including instructions for how to use it, information on the different endpoints available, and details on how to authenticate and make requests.
Key features of the new API release include:
More information on the API documentation can be found here https://openai.com/product#made-for-developers
The new API documentation’s main takeaway is the opportunity for developers to use it in their own programs to create exciting new, human like conversations whether it is creating automated emails or producing marketing campaigns.
My name is Alina Butt. I studied Computer Science at the University of Kent. During my time at university my interest in Artificial Intelligence and Chatbots grew, which let me to write my dissertation on the impact chatbots might have in our future I think the advancements of AI and bots will change they way we interact with technology quicker than ever before.
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