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Let’s build an AI-powered API

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Builds a working sentiment-moderation API on top of OpenAI GPT-3 using prompt engineering, the Playground to train examples, and the Playground’s “generate code” button to emit the request snippet; wraps that in a 31-line Flask prototype that calls GPT-3 for each review and returns labels like positive/negative, tests via Postman/curl on localhost, and relies on an uses OPENAI_API_KEY env var (so keys stay out of code); notes limits: cloud-only, per-call latency and cost.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:30Welcome
  3. 3:56Agenda
  4. 4:33AI vs Machine Learning
  5. 5:14Art Gallery
  6. 6:24GPT
  7. 7:19Prompt Engineering
  8. 7:46Use Case
  9. 8:21Sentiment Analysis
  10. 8:51The API
  11. 10:00Training the model
  12. 11:50Generate Code
  13. 15:29Git Handle
  14. 16:01OpenAI
  15. 16:52Electric Minds
  16. 18:30Conversational chatbots
  17. 20:52How important is phrasing
  18. 23:16Future use cases
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