What Are GPTs and How to Build your Own Custom GPT

ChatGPT just introduced GPTs. GPTs are a custom version of ChatGPT you can you build without any technical knowledge and you can train them with your own data and your own instructions.
They are meant to be a very specialized version of ChatGPT with a very narrow focus.
Just to show you a few examples, OpenAI has released several GPTs. Tech Advisor is a GPT that will help you troubleshoot tech. Game Time GPT is trained on board games and card games and can help you learn them.
I built one called AI Guide that is trained on my video scripts and information on the latest AI developments and I trained it with a set of custom instructions.
And soon, they are leased a GPT store. So all these GPTs will be available to use that store, similar to the App Store for iPhone and Google Play Store of Android.
OpenAI will also share revenue with the creator of the GPTs, based on usage.
In this tutorial, I'll show you exactly how to build a GPT with the GPT builder and share both basic and advanced tips.
Interested in mastering ChatGPT and the top AI tools? Explore the ultimate learning platform: bit.ly/skillle...

[@Howfinity]

Interested in mastering ChatGPT and the top AI tools? Explore the ultimate learning platform: bit.ly/skillleapai

[@sheevum]

I am so thankful to you for everything you have done by sharing these learnings for free. It's hard to believe that without any knowledge of a single piece of coding , I have built my own AutoGpt , customised GPT for the automation and assistance at my work. At present I feel like a SuperHuman and trust me , my power comes from you. May God always bless you Sir❤❤. Looking forward to connect with you, for some crazy and innovative future projects.

[@CClarke]

This is great, thanks. I'm not sure why I thought it would be more complicated than this!

[@AnjeelahLaRayne]

This is a wonderful explanation. Thanks for sharing.

[@Robloxzz]

Thank you for your informative video. I have a question for you. I found that even if I upload a pdf or docx file to knowledge, it does not reply by referring to the information in the file during the actual conversation with GPTS. Why does this problem occur? It seems that GPTs is not reading the information attached to the knowledge properly. In other words, the answer does not refer to the contents of the attached file.

[@SumnerHobart]

Fantastic video! Thank you.

[@ayeshamali]

really appreciate this content and info

[@bimjean1053]

Cool video. You are not re-training the model though, when creating a custom GPT with new knowledge. It's a vector search your GPT is performing, when a user is prompting something. It's called retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).

[@Howfinity]

You are correct. This channel covers the most basic tech concepts, so I usually try to simplify things for non tech users. I have a different ai channels that goes more in-depth. Explaining RAG in this video would confuse most of my subscribers that are not deep in generative ai

[@bimjean1053]

@@Howfinitymakes sense

[@MetaphoricMinds]

I was really hoping you were going to cover the "Actions" section.

[@Howfinity]

Coming up in an advanced video

[@YXUN2000]

Are we allowed to have special API access with our own customgpt?

[@lenderzconstable]

I should have got gpt Plus weeks or months before. Now there’s a goddamn wait list.

[@satyaviswapavanranga5915]

Are this equal to RAG applications?

[@solidusmack]

I love openAI’s innovations, but my question is, why would someone buy someone else’s GPT when they can just pay $20 for GPT Plus and build custom GPTs themselves?

[@Howfinity]

To get access to private data maybe just that person building the GPT has. Same reason why I pay for both Netflix and HBO. Their private catalog

[@solidusmack]

@@Howfinity Thanks, that makes more sense.

[@Phil83933]

Also convenience for the same reason you buy water and it's free.

[@lenderzconstable]

Or when they can just use GPT 3.5 and learn how to do better prompts?

[@Justin-xu6vo]

​@lenderzconstable Not the same thing. GPT 3 simply doesn't have the same functionality and data access that 4 has. No matter how good the prompts are, its still limited with what it can do

[@dinorossi6611]

What if a name of GPT that we want is already taken? So, we can upload as much knowledge base and supporting material as we can to our GPTs? Is there a limit ? Also, when someone "buys" our GPT do they just download a copy of it or buy it for good and own our GPT creation? Tell us more please. Thanks

[@Howfinity]

Go to my other channel skill leap Ai. I have bunch of GPT videos

[@dinorossi6611]

@@Howfinity Thank you. I have one more question please. I have a phenomenal domain name for prompt related website but I don't know enough about prompts yet .. would love to build a WP based site for prompts where people could shop and share them

[@johngialamas]

Does it work with other languages too?

[@6gatornation]

When I transferred my data from my old phone to my 15pro my music transferred, but my playlist did not. Have you seen this issue before.

[@critiqueculture]

1St

[@gotruckeemeadows]

Per Chat GPT there is now a waiting list for Chat GPT 4

[@lenderzconstable]

Since shortly after the gpt store announcement a few weeks ago there has been a waitlist. There was no waitlist before.

[@JeffPittman]

Are the GPT Names Unique?

[@Inspired_JG]

No. Names can be reused but will be indexed differently.

[@versatilityinaction]

Try my GPT Builder --- TailorCraft AI ✌️

[@alexvite5065]

Dude, nobody mentions that you need to Upgrade to GPT-4 to create GPTs. You all just jump right in and don't even explain how to start.

[@Howfinity]

I said that in the first couple of minutes. I said unfortunately, you can do this with a free account and you need up upgrade to gpt-4

[@ZomBMarketing]

I heard him say it, why didn't you?

[@zachary3603]

If you aren't willing to spend $20 a month on yourself, then you shouldn't be in the race. ngl

[@timothy6966]

Dude, go back to your couch, and eat pizza.

[@alexvite5065]

Okay, my bad guys! I guess I overheard! Thanks