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- Using GPT-3 to answer questions about a text
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Answer Complex Questions From an Arbitrarily Large Set of Documents With Vector Search and GPT-3
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- 1 - The need for answering questions from arbitrary data sources
- 2 - The benefits of a multi-document answering system
- 3 - Building a chatbot to answer questions and summarize documents
- 4 - Breaking up text into chunks for indexing
- 5 - Building an index
- 6 - Converting unicode to ascii to prevent gpt3 errors
- 7 - Saving data as a JSON file
- 8 - Building the index
- 9 - Building a Knowledge Base
- 10 - Building the index
- 11 - Searching for memories
- 12 - Using GPT-3 to answer questions about a text
- 13 - The majority's decision to allow states to ban abortion
- 14 - Answering a question with a superintelligence
- 15 - Generating answers to questions with GPT-3
- 16 - Joining answers into one big block
- 17 - Creating a detailed summary of chunks
- 18 - Trying to fix a broken search
- 19 - Fixing the bug in the gpt3 completion function
- 20 - GPT3's difficulty with complex questions
- 21 - The gpt3 log
- 22 - The Supreme Court's decision on abortion
- 23 - The Supreme Court's decision on abortion
- 24 - The Supreme Court overturns a lower ruling banning abortion
- 25 - The final result of the superintelligence question
- 26 - The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
- 27 - The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade