Hi, I am new here and would like to know if this is public or private, I would also like to participate in this. Because it should help me fight racism very well, moreover, in the past I used this source https://supremestudy.com/essay-examples/racism/ to do my writing, now I hope to be able to do it as well with the help of GPT.

Hi Team, When can we get the certificate for attending the study sessions this week? Please let me know!

It was great to attend the Wolfram ChatGPT Plugin training session this week and I hope to be able to try this out as soon as my request is approved by OpenAI.

thanks, Anand.

Responses from the in-session poll today, as promised:

Based on question from study group attendee: "...On this level of input there is no or very little difference to the performance of Wolfram Alpha itself. What about some synthesis?..."

Wolfram Alpha:

ChatGPT

Day 1: https://wolfr.am/1cP1R9ecR

Day 2: https://wolfr.am/1cP1PN8m7

Comment for @ChristopherWolfram: There are various flavors of the ChatGPT PlugIn store. I don't currently have the option to add plugins in mine. Only to use the boilerplate ones. I presume I can solve this by asking OpenAI to change it?

I spent a lot of time yesterday playing with the Internet access aspect of the Wolfram plugin. Sometimes it worked great. Sometimes ChatGPT swore there was no such integration, and a few times it hallucinated results of the internet lookup.

Here are a few example prompts:

For the paper at the following link, use the Wolfram Plugin to import the webpage as HTML. Then create a bibliographic item in APA style, a one-sentence tagline for the abstract, and create a set of keywords.
Use the Wolfram PlugIn as needed. Also, provide information about Wolfram Language functions that are most closely related to the web page topic and the procedures it describes. WolframAlpha links for related topics. Do not include any additional commentary. Here is the URL: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT

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For following webpages at the following links, use the Wolfram Plugin to import each webpage as HTML. Then for each create a bibliographic item in APA style, a one-sentence tagline for the abstract, and create a set of keywords. Use the Wolfram PlugIn as needed. Also, provide information about Wolfram Language functions that are most closely related to each web page topic and the procedures it describes. WolframAlpha links for related topics. Tabulate the results. Do not include any additional commentary. Here are the webpage URLs: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/19/well/adult-allergies.html, https://docs.langchain.com/docs/components/models, https://jina.ai/news/auto-gpt-unmasked-hype-hard-truths-production-pitfalls/.

I am currently watching the live webinar. Up until now the presentations were excellent. Unfortunately the presentation of Michael Trott leaves some things to be desired.

I am fluent in English and in German, but I have great difficulties following Michael. Besides the very strong accent, he also does his pronunciation very sloppy. Moreover, the constant scrolling and jumping in the Nb, makes it impossible, at least for me, to follow his presentation.

I think think the aim of the webinars is to communicate something to the attendees. This is in this case unfortunately failing.

Today's session will explore solving computational problems and writing code using the Wolfram plugin for ChatGPT. We begin the Study Group at 1pm CT, as scheduled, but our session today will run a full hour instead of 30 minutes. Looking forward to seeing the examples by @Michael Trott and Jason Sonnenberg from our Wolfram|Alpha Scientific Content team! If you have not yet registered, you can sign up now.