Build amazing AI tools in 20 min [no code] | LangChain & GPT4

[@miette890]

I cannot believe I have just found in your video the information I've been looking for for a few days! I like your style and the topics you choose. Keep on with the awsome work and thank you!!💝

[@imtanuki4106]

Spot on that this is the best way to learn programming. I no longer use courses - just interact w/ GPT to explain what the code is doing, concepts, etc. This changes everything... Nice work

[@maya-akim]

thanks a lot!

[@SoloMetal]

Awesome. Please do more of these tutorial. I am a non programmer too and wish to learn from your videos.

[@dylan_curious]

I love that you took on this challenge and thank you for documenting the process.

[@hcecena]

great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@RealLexable]

can i please crouch up in the wave you are in ? :) ..really amazing fortune of yours Miss Maya

[@lenoillionel2342]

very informative video.. i have some experience in programming but i never learn python 😅 i think with this method im confident i can make at least one functioning Ai Tool.. Thank you for the video maya 😁😁

[@maya-akim]

Thank you Lionel! good luck, and have fun building your AI apps :)

[@victorl.mercado5838]

ok,, ok , I subscribed. Nice job.

[@NB-wt8mr]

Great

[@josecolmenares4835]

very nice video, what editor do you use?

[@maya-akim]

Thanks! this is Davinci Resolve, free version.

[@josecolmenares4835]

@@maya-akim thank you

[@bradjelinek7134]

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

[@ee_li]

Wow! Amazing!!

[@SanctuaryGardenLiving]

Good stuff 🥣🤖

[@sugatlondhe7368]

As a business analytics student, can I make the same project again and publish it on linkedin? Or do some tweaks here and there then publish it?

[@akkysha3896]

Awesome video

[@EntertainmentDoseByAkash]

It will be great if you can also share the code for it. When I am using streamlit it says, exceeding limit quota.

[@maya-akim]

I will, I will add a link to my GitHub in the bio. I know why you run into the "exceeding limit quota" problem. Transcript exceeds 4K and since it's using OpenAI API it can't summarize the text. I suggest you look into the text splitter (LangChain) and divide the text into smaller chunks that can be eventually summarized. Unfortunately, it's too late for me to add this step to the tutorial but you can improve your code if you integrate it.

[@EntertainmentDoseByAkash]

@@maya-akim sure.

[@imtanuki4106]

Now that I've viewed this video more carefully, since LangChain is a Python framework, 99.99% of the usrs will be developers. As near as I can tell, you had chatGPT write a tool in Python that used LangChain. If you titled this video - How to Use chatGPT to Write Simple Python Apps, that might be a more suitable title. But truth in advertising - there's nothing here that even explains the basic concepts of LangChain - as far as chatGPT is concerned, it simply generayed some code. I asked chatGPT to generate an app and it used Flask. After doing my own cursory review of LangChain, I think it would be helpful to describe key architectural concepts and how they actually work. On the other hand, you could argue that chatGPT can now write complete apps....

[@maya-akim]

I think that’s a very fair and useful criticism. I’ll definitely integrate the insights in the next video, thanks a lot for the feedback 🙏🏻

[@imtanuki4106]

​@@maya-akim There are really two distinct tracks here - one is for devs who want to integrate LangChain into their projects and that requires a deep(er) dive on the code itself. But the other is the trend where non-prgrammers can develop apps, websites, etc. using either high-level tools or just chatGPT. I think chatGPT is close to having this capability. So an emerging skill set is knowing enough about app dev to serve up prompts in chatGPT that are not quite technical, but "tech aware". This second market should be your sweet spot! I could easily see you creating a playlist of different kinds of apps that can be developed this way. Also, prompt engineering would be another possible playlist.And you don't even need to mention the underlying frameworks, but non-tech discussions of "frameworks" for security, reliability, etc. would be really useful.

[@ovniologo321]

The link doesn’t work 😢

[@luisqp66]

so you really never used python or any code? Hard to believe! I now feel really dumb :) :)