Custom GPTs for Fun, Profit, and Potential Liability
summary
Shows how to build a working custom GPT two ways: the no-code GPT builder that uploads up to ten files (≈20MB each) and the programmatic Assistants API used with Java, Spring Boot and an OpenAPI action. Demonstrates a live integration: OpenWeatherMap via Spring Boot deployed to Heroku returning current Bangalore weather, DALL·E3 icons and code-interpreter images, and discusses RAG vs large-context tradeoffs (context windows from 16k to 1M tokens), costs ($10 per million tokens) and the stalled GPT-store monetization plus real liability risk from misbehaving chatbots.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and perspective
- 2:29What are custom GPTs
- 18:10Uploading files and RAG
- 32:40Actions and external APIs
- 51:55Monetization and limitations
- 57:57Conclusions and liability risks
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