ChatGPT VS Alice

Be careful. Back when ChatGPT was in beta, a similar project was resulting in mass account bans. They really don't like people using unofficial APIs.

I use chatgpt, and I mainly use a tool on github called ChatGPT , which is basically a reverse engineered one that you could use on your terminal with your ChatGPT API key. So i thought on running the tool and ask it, this was the first response I got

Have a look at this project. Also worth checking out his other repos, such as this one (not sure what exactly is different) or this one for the bing chat.

Or https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT of course.

Sure, first thing is to get this in V1 mode running such that you can chat via the command line. This is currently not working for me though, could be because OpenAl changed something on their chat site or because I'm messing something up. One that is running I can show you how to setup a small project locally that looks like the OpenAl API but then relays queries to the reverse engineered chat API using the ChatGPT package

What does this repo https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT actually do? I thought in the end it gives me an API key that I can use for apps that work with the GPT-API, but that is stated nowhere on the repo.

I asked chatGPT to code a 2 speaker debate function using the unofficial API from revChatGPT ( https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT )

About chatgpt-wrapper, I think you can migrate to https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT. It is lighter with a query limit, but I think it is still good.

It's already been done: https://github.com/greshake/Alice/

That said, in this case it's designed to always involve a human in the loop and it prompts before sending any data back to ChatGPT. But still.

However, it feels like it's only a matter of time before someone does that. For example, we already know that ChatGPT is (somewhat) good at creating code and that if it is given compilation errors, is able (sometimes) to fix the code it created. It's an entirely reasonable thought that someone may think to make this an automatic process; to make a tool that allow the AI to take actions in an IDE and to see the results of its actions. In fact, a project named "Alice" has already done something like this for the Linux terminal. It has a number of safeguards (it is explicitly designed to involve a human in the loop and always asks before sending the data back to ChatGPT) but it exists.

Alice is a project aiming to give ChatGPT control of your computer. This was also one of the first things that came to my mind, and I'm sure many thought of it as well. AGI is already here. It's just missing a way to interface with other things like calculators, terminal commands, ...

Have you seen this? https://github.com/greshake/Alice