asayer·3ySet up CodeGPT in Visual Studio Code
CodeGPT is a Visual Studio code extension that allows you to use the GPT-3 model to generate, explain, refactor, and document code snippets. This post provides instructions on how to install and configure CodeGPT in Visual Studio Code, and showcases its capabilities in generating, explaining, refactoring, and writing unit tests for code snippets.
GitHub Blog·3yGitHub Copilot X: The AI-powered developer experience
GitHub Copilot is the world's first at-scale generative AI development tool made with OpenAI’s Codex model, a descendent of GPT-3. It will also join our voice-to-code AI technology extension we previously demoed, which we’re now calling GitHub Cop Pilot Voice.
Honeypot·3y7 Ways ChatGPT Can Help Developers
ChatGPT is an AI technology that can benefit developers by generating code snippets, generating documents, writing test cases, simplifying codes, generating alternative codes, tracking down bugs/applying good code practices, and gathering information/research. However, it is important to remember that ChatGPT's responses may not always be accurate.
Community Picks·3yHow to Set up and Use ChatGPT in Linux Terminal
Learn how to install and use ShellGPT, a command line version of ChatGPT, in Linux Terminal. ShellGPT provides intelligent suggestions, executes shell commands, and learns from user interactions to navigate the command line more efficiently.
Product Hunt·3yRubberduck - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024
Rubberduck is an AI chat in the Visual Studio Code side bar that can generate code, edit code, explain code, generate tests, find bugs, diagnose errors, and more. Users can add their own conversation templates and leave reviews to help others determine if Rubberduck is the right product for them.
Pointer·3ygetcursor/cursor: An AI-powered code editor based on VSCode 🤖
Cursor is an AI-powered code editor based on VSCode that has features like chat with a code bot, code editing with inline diffs, and auto-fixing linter errors. The long-term plan is to enhance Cursor with LLMs to perform tasks like repository healing, coding with pseudocode, and AI-written documentation embedding. The VSCodium-based version of Cursor is not currently open-source but may be in the future.
KDnuggets·3yGPT-4: Everything You Need To Know
GPT-4 is a new model by OpenAI that has improved natural language generation and understanding capabilities. It can handle tasks such as text summarization, code generation, and provides valuable insights. It is multimodal and can process a variety of data types. ChatGPT-4 allows users to provide specific instructions and requirements. It can be used for summarizing context, combining ideas from different articles, generating and building with code, solving mathematical calculations, and interpreting visuals. Feedback can be provided to OpenAI using Evals to help improve the model.
Machine Learning News·3yBest AI Tools for Web Designers (2023)
The post explores various AI tools that can be used by web designers to enhance their workflow and create stunning designs. It highlights tools like Adobe Express, Colormind, Khroma, Vance AI, Stable Diffusion, Dall-E, Midjourney, ChatGPT Prompts, Designs AI, Zyro, Uizard, Sketch to Code, Sensei by Adobe, Fronty, Playground by TeleportHQ, Zecoda, and Artyline.
Community Picks·3yRaycast Pro
Harness the power of AI with Raycast Pro. Customize your Mac with themes, access ChatGPT for coding assistance, and simplify tasks with AI commands. Stay organized, keep your desktop clean, and unlock a new level of productivity. Pro Plan subscribers get exclusive features.
The Verge·3yMicrosoft Copilot leak shows AI automatically creating a PowerPoint presentation
Microsoft has leaked details of a PowerPoint Copilot feature that utilizes AI to automatically create presentations based on Word documents. The feature allows users to customize slides without needing to know complex PowerPoint features. Google recently announced similar AI additions to their productivity apps.
Community Picks·3yGoogle Launches Bard AI Chatbot To Compete With ChatGPT
Google has unveiled Bard, an AI chatbot designed to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s chatbot in their Bing search engine. Bard aims to enhance productivity, accelerate ideas, and foster curiosity. It is powered by a research large language model (LLM) and is designed as a complementary experience to Google Search.
TechCrunch·3yOpenAI connects ChatGPT to the internet
OpenAI today launched plugins for ChatGPT, which extend the bot’s functionality by granting it access to third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the worldwide web. The live web is less curated than a static training data set and — by implication — less filtered.
The Verge·3yAdobe made an AI image generator
The Verge Adobe is finally launching its own AI image generator. The company is announcing a ‘family of creative generative AI models’ today called Adobe Firefly and releasing the first two tools that take advantage of them. At launch, Adobe is calling Firefly a beta, and it’ll only be available through a website.
OpenAI·3yGPT-4
OpenAI has released GPT-4, a large multimodal model that exhibits human-level performance on professional and academic benchmarks. It has improved factuality, steerability, and adherence to safety standards. The model has been tested on various benchmarks and outperforms previous models in language tasks. It also shows promise in handling visual inputs. However, it still has limitations and biases in its outputs. OpenAI is working on safety measures and collaborating with external researchers to assess potential impacts. GPT-4 is available for ChatGPT Plus subscribers and the API has a waitlist for access.
Pointer·3yGerevAI/gerev: 🧠 AI-powered enterprise search engine 🔎
Gerev is an AI-powered enterprise search engine that allows users to find conversations, documents, and internal pages quickly. It supports multiple data sources, including Slack, Confluence, Jira, Google Drive, and more. Users can install Gerev using Nvidia for Docker and run it as a Docker container.
InfoWorld·3y12 programming mistakes to avoid
This post discusses common programming mistakes to avoid, such as playing it fast and loose, obsessing over details, and having too much or too little theoretical complexity. It also touches on the dangers of having too much faith in artificial intelligence, not enough training data, not trusting your security to magic boxes, and not trusting the client enough. The post highlights the importance of striking a balance and avoiding grow-your-own cryptography. Lastly, it talks about the challenges and advantages of openness in software development.
The Next Web·3yNew GPT-4 app can be ‘life-changing
A new app integrated with GPT-4's image-recognition abilities has been described as 'life-changing' by visually-impaired users. The app, called Be My Eyes, has a feature called 'Virtual Volunteer' which uses object-recognition technology to answer questions about images sent to it. The new functionality of GPT-4 allows it to analyze both images and text as inputs, providing superior image recognition and improved conversational capabilities.
The Verge·3yElon Musk reportedly tried and failed to take over OpenAI
Elon Musk reportedly tried and failed to take over OpenAI in 2018. Musk was part of a small group that founded the AI lab in 2015 as a nonprofit, intending the firm to share research for the wider benefit of society. But, says Semafor, by early 2018 Musk was worried the company was falling behind Google.
The Verge·3yMozilla is creating a startup to build more open and trustworthy AI
Mozilla is creating a new startup called Mozilla.ai, which the company hopes ‘will build a trustworthy and independent open-source AI ecosystem’ Moez Draief, a longtime AI researcher and scientist, is leading the new startup, and Mozilla is investing $30 million to get it started.
