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Building Systems with the ChatGPT API is live! In this short course, you’ll learn how to break a complex task down to be carried out via multiple API calls to an LLM. Join for free:

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Beatrice Pirozzi3 years ago

This Java library can help you achieve that:

Tutor Agency3 years ago

Keep up the great work. You are one of the select resources that we recommend to our student community. TY Andrew for all that you do.

Ben 🔧3 years ago

super excited to go through this! The first course was very useful, been prompting using those techniques since, makes you think about how these models actually work.

Bpositive3 years ago

respectfully, you guys need to do a better job with these courses - they are simply too rudimentary for anyone but the most remedial developer in training

word.studio3 years ago

Awesome! Looking forward to digging in.

Sohel Akhtar3 years ago

Awesome! Glad to hear this exciting news.❤🇳🇵

Marc Skov Madsen, PhD, CFA®3 years ago

Thanks for using @Panel_org in your courses ❤️ Panel just added a ChatBox widget that will help users to easily build multi-modal chat interfaces in their notebooks and data apps 👉Check out 🧵👇 #GenerativeAI @DeepLearningAI_ @AndrewYNg @isafulf

BlueBirdBack ✨3 years ago

Love you. Thank you. 🤗

tsla1003 years ago

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