The latest buzz about OpenAI’s ChatGPT Chatbot is that it can now access the Internet and run plug-ins. You have to be a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, but if you are, the feature is widely available, and many people are very excited. Why? Because it allows ChatGPT to do a lot. In fact, some of its most dedicated users are already putting it to work in new and exciting ways.
From visualizing every lighthouse in America to converting images to text and even doing some video editing, the ChatGPT transcoder gives it all kinds of exciting new capabilities.
What is a ChatGPT code interpreter?
ChatGPT Code Interpreter is one of a few new plug-ins that you can add to the standard ChatGPT experience to extend and improve its capabilities. Makes it possible to run Python code in chat with ChatGPT, with additional file upload and download options. You can then modify the code further, or have ChatGPT make its own changes and suggestions.
It has already been used to collect large sets of data, such as Mapping where every lighthouse is located in America. Having it perform basic video editing functions was particularly impressive:
The most widely used function of the transcoder at the moment is data analysis, ChatGPT can do it very quickly and with little difference. This helps amateurs and professionals to look at large amounts of data in new and interesting ways, and they have a lot of fun with it. Ethan Mollick at OneUsefulThing has written programs to create unique GIFs and written PDF documentation to explain how they work.
It also highlights how ChatGPT can, with Code Interpreter, become its own data analyzer. Not only does it extract information from the data – it can determine what’s important to extract it from, potentially opening up some very interesting and completely ill-conceived uses for all the existing data that’s been collected.
It is likely that the real potential of the transcoder will be discovered in ChatGPT. Maybe you can find a new, new use for it?
How do you access the ChatGPT code interpreter?
ChatGPT Code Interpreter is one of many plugins now available for ChatGPT users. However, there are still some hurdles to be overcome.
For starters, ChatGPT’s creator OpenAI restricts plugins’ access to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, so you’ll need to pay a $20 per month subscription for access. Unfortunately, this still doesn’t guarantee you access to the code interpreter, as it’s slowly being rolled out to all ChatGPT Plus users.
Assuming you’re one of the lucky ones with access, here’s how to use it:
Step 1: sign in to ChatGPT on the OpenAI website.
Step 2: He chooses settings.
Step 3: At the bottom left of the window, next to your login name, select File list of three points.
The fourth step: Select a file Experimental features menu and switch plug-ins. If you want ChatGPT to be able to access the Internet as well, switch surf the web. Alternatively, you can also use a Chrome extension.
Fifth step: Close the menu and find the small drop-down menu below the language model selector. select it.
Sixth step: He chooses Plugin store.
Seventh step: He chooses All plug-ins.
Eighth step: Look in the list for Code Interpreter and select install.
Now, when you interact with ChatGPT, you’ll have the option to do so with the Code Interpreter plugin enabled.
How to use ChatGPT code interpreter
How you use the ChatGPT code interpreter is up to you. OpenAI says it’s particularly good at solving mathematical problems (quantitative and qualitative), performing data analysis and visualization, and converting files between formats. You can make it do any of these by uploading files containing the kind of data you’re willing to chew through to see what comes with it.
You can give it specific parameters for what you’re looking for, or leave it more open-ended.
ChatGPT Code Interpreter AI Plugin Demo
Give it a try and see what you come up with.
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