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AI-powered database co-pilot: Use Bink Connect a database and use Bink as a database query co-pilot that can generate, run, and iterate on queries from simple questions. This could make everyone a data analyst. Big market for this:

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mr_ ingenious3 years ago

@usebink For data analyst

Nikita 🤙3 years ago

@usebink Check out my version of this tool. It is also open source.

Dew3 years ago

@usebink Was blown away by the demo. The amount of time saved with this is huge. Great feature add was the SQL explanation.

Baby K. Swanson3 years ago

@usebink @SaveToNotion #tweet #ai

Pete Vejanurug3 years ago

@usebink @memdotai mem it

Mem3 years ago

@AiBreakfast @usebink Saved! Here's the compiled thread: 🪄 AI-generated summary: "Bink is an AI-powered database co-pilot that can generate, run, and iterate on queries from simple questions, making it easier for anyone to become a data analyst. There is a...

Pravi3 years ago

@usebink hi is this free to use?

OSS Insight3 years ago

@usebink AI-powered querying tool for GitHub data exploration. Simply ask your question and Data Explorer will generate SQL, query the data, and present the results visually. Not just GitHub data - you can do this with any dataset. The possibilities are endless.

yikes (:D/acc)3 years ago

@usebink @SaveToNotion #thread #gpt #database

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