I think this application of gpt is way more useful than the chat interface.
(Add an option for users to pay sooner).
Here are a few suggestions:
1) Allow it to take a search term, do a web search and allow the user to select from
those results.
2) Allow it to look at more than one document.
3) Detect if the output contains math formulas/graphs and render them.
(or allow me to write a javascript post processor so I can add that logic myself)
4) When a user question can't be answered, prompt the user to allow your system to web search and then include those documents.
5) Create a version that can be run locally for those of us with private data. You should charge a lot for that version (~$100+k if the customer provides the hardware, and $1m+ if you have to provide the hardware (blackbox)).
6) Detect research papers and read the citations. You may have to ask the user for a SSO key to get the citations from paywalled sites.
7) Abstract responses need to be made more concrete. See if you can train the model to provide an example or describe the purpose or intuition when it responds.
1) Allow it to take a search term, do a web search and allow the user to select from those results.
2) Allow it to look at more than one document.
3) Detect if the output contains math formulas/graphs and render them. (or allow me to write a javascript post processor so I can add that logic myself)
4) When a user question can't be answered, prompt the user to allow your system to web search and then include those documents.
5) Create a version that can be run locally for those of us with private data. You should charge a lot for that version (~$100+k if the customer provides the hardware, and $1m+ if you have to provide the hardware (blackbox)).
6) Detect research papers and read the citations. You may have to ask the user for a SSO key to get the citations from paywalled sites.
7) Abstract responses need to be made more concrete. See if you can train the model to provide an example or describe the purpose or intuition when it responds.