As test project, created a simple website, which allows you to create whole books by providing just the title (with optional extra instructions).
Given the title of the book, table of contents, chapters and sections with text content are generated.
All books are listed on the home page, sorted into topic categories.
As a bonus, when reading a specific section of a chapter, you can use the chat interface to ask for clarifications, request more content, list relevant topics, etc.
The system does quite well with knowledge based books (history for example) and not so good with literature, where more prompt tweaking is needed.
What books would you create?
# Examples:
The Bible https://the-bible.yo.link
Child Psychology for Parents https://child-psychology-for-parents.yo.link
ChatGPT: A step towards Artificial General Intelligence https://chatgpt-a-step-towards-agi.yo.link
The World History from a global point of view https://the-world-history.yo.link
The History of Ukraine https://the-history-of-ukraine.yo.link
Art of War: A modern perspective https://art-of-war-a-modern-perspective.yo.link
Kamasutra: A modern perspective https://kamasutra-a-modern-perspective.yo.link
but the I cannot access the scripts, please help Thanks
I’m able to bypass restrictions and add links within the contents. This could be potentially dangerous. Creator of this AI should check this out.
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> Is it possible to provide an option to enable ChatGPT to search the Internet for recent topics like LK-99 for example.
would make enough of a difference for me to say that this is the greatest project with the OpenAI API that I have ever used.
If I understood correctly, you want a more advanced system, which would go search the internets for a given topic, collect a set of webpages around it, and come up with an organised presentation of information, in form of an article or a book.
It could also possibly suggest a set of topics given the users interests.
Sounds like an interesting and much more advanced project.
TITLE: Why You Should Eat More Sand
1.1 The Nutritional Value of Sand
1.2 Sand as a Source of Minerals
1.3 Sand as a Source of Fiber
1.4 Sand as a Source of Protein
1.5 Sand as a Source of Carbohydrates
1.6 Sand as a Source of Essential Fatty Acids