The surprising ease and effectiveness of AI in a loop (Interconnected)
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Posted on Thursday 16 Mar 2023. 1,840 words, 20 links. By Matt Webb.
The surprising ease and effectiveness of AI in a loop 12.30, Thursday 16 Mar 2023 Link to this post AI is still in the foothills of its adoption S-curve, and I love this period of any new technology – the scope of what it can do is unknown, so the main job is to stretch the imagination and try out things. Anyway, the tech am I digging recently is a software framework called LangChain ( here are the docs ) which does something pretty straightforward: it makes it easy to call OpenAI’s GPT, say, a dozen times in a loop to answer a single question, and mix in queries to Wikipedia and other databas
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