Hi Paul In the video, you mentioned that the GPTs can be trained with feedback. However, there's something I'm not clear about. Every time a new user uses it, will it remember all the feedback given by users who have used it publicly, or is the training vertical within the single chat, like in a classic conversation with GPT?
There is a setting inside each user's account in ChatGPT. And the setting basically says to learn from the interactions with the chats that they have. This tailors the GPT for them the more they use it. So whilst it isn't across all users, it will learn across multiple chats by a single user provided they have this setting enabled. As each users chat are independent of each other, I don't think it's possible at the moment to have a GPT that learns based on multiple users interacting with it. But I will be perfectly honest and say that I haven't currently tried adding any instructions into the instruction set for a GPT to learn specifically from all users chats but this might be something for me to test out.
@@paulomalley Thank you, Paul. When you say, "So whilst it isn't across all users, it will learn across multiple chats by a single user provided they have this setting enabled," what do you mean? Is it a setting that I, as the creator of the custom GPT, need to enable, or is it the user who uses it? Where can I see if this feature is active?
Inside ChatGPT settings there's a personalisation option. If you open that up you'll see that there's a toggle for learning based on your chats. I believe this setting is actually toggled on by default for users.
Unfortunately I haven't had a chance play around with Claude just yet, but I feel like following a similar structure should help to ensure consistency in outputs. There might need to be a couple of changes in language depending on how Claude handles things, but that should be easy to iterate on.
@paulomalley thank you for answering me, I watch lots of tutorials but I still can't understand the usefulness of a database and the actions, could we take examples so that I can understand
I'm going to assume, by the word database, you're referring to the knowledge area for the GPT. This is where you basically provide the additional context that the GPT may need. So if you want it to create a report in a very specific style following very specific sections, you should supply it with an example so it knows what it looks like. This way you don't need to constantly remind it of the order in which the report is supposed to be written. Actions are basically additional tools that you can make use of. So for example, if you have that report you're creating each week, and you want it to be automatically shared to a Slack channel in your team's workspace, you could do that via an action. It's basically a way of automating some of the things that you would have had to do manually otherwise.
Hi Paul, thansk for this video. Is there a feature in the knowledge section that will allow it to only answer questions based on the dataset I upload and not answer questions outside of that?
Provided the Web Browsing capabilities are disabled, you should be able to direct your custom GPT to only use the information found in the knowledge to answer any user queries. I've done this before with a bunch of Documentation PDFs in the Knowledge Base and directed the GPT to provide references for its answers.
I'd suggest this is likely possible, but I'd need to know more details about what you are aiming to achieve exactly. Also, now that Google is rolling out Gems in Gemini (and yes, I plan to make a video on those shortly), this might be better suited since Google owns UA-cam and has integrated it into Gemini already.
@paulomalley To start I wanted to ask you a question about APIs in Google sheet, is it possible to add several APIs? And also regarding custom gpt, to improve the tutorials he gives me: I don't want to become a dev I just want them to tell me the basics of what I need to learn JavaScript, python... To achieve my goals in e-commerce And especially depending on the questions I ask him or rather my objectives And also that he gives me the comparison of the no code methods that I thought of Let him tell me like an expert no code and code if he thinks these methods are good and possibly correct me if there is a better method than the one I thought of Would it be great because I learn with images and videos full of colors like children so what would be great is if it took “screenshots” for me at the same time and videos Do you handle custom gpt and maybe rag and fine tuning well? I told myself that maybe it's rather rubbish because I didn't create a database for it But maybe if I make it a database with UA-cam URLs (in this example UA-cam code and no code tutorials) then maybe it will give me some great tutorials? Could I write to you, my ideas concern SEO and automatic image processing and I would like you to tell me what you think about it
Thanks for expanding so well with your thoughts. You definitely seem to have some exciting ideas in the works! Using a custom GPT for learning is a smart approach, especially if you create a knowledge base with focused learning resources. Providing video URLs might not be the most effective, as the GPT might only offer transcripts (and not screenshots etc). You could potentially get more visual context with Gemini Gems due to its UA-cam integration, but I am not sure yet as this is something I am yet to test. Regarding your coding journey, a custom GPT loaded with coding-specific learning resources could be a great tutor. As for RAG and fine-tuning, I'm still exploring those areas, but they're definitely worth investigating for more tailored results. On the SEO front, I'm not the best expert, but I'm always happy to listen and see if I can offer input. Feel free to reach out via the links on my channel page if you'd like. I can't promise how much time or input I can offer, but happy to give it a shot.
Yeah, sure. I have a link in my channel page to my link page. Telegram is my main messaging client. As I said, not sure how much I'll be, but happy to see if I can.
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Hi Paul In the video, you mentioned that the GPTs can be trained with feedback. However, there's something I'm not clear about.
Every time a new user uses it, will it remember all the feedback given by users who have used it publicly, or is the training vertical within the single chat, like in a classic conversation with GPT?
There is a setting inside each user's account in ChatGPT. And the setting basically says to learn from the interactions with the chats that they have. This tailors the GPT for them the more they use it.
So whilst it isn't across all users, it will learn across multiple chats by a single user provided they have this setting enabled.
As each users chat are independent of each other, I don't think it's possible at the moment to have a GPT that learns based on multiple users interacting with it. But I will be perfectly honest and say that I haven't currently tried adding any instructions into the instruction set for a GPT to learn specifically from all users chats but this might be something for me to test out.
@@paulomalley Thank you, Paul. When you say, "So whilst it isn't across all users, it will learn across multiple chats by a single user provided they have this setting enabled," what do you mean? Is it a setting that I, as the creator of the custom GPT, need to enable, or is it the user who uses it? Where can I see if this feature is active?
Inside ChatGPT settings there's a personalisation option. If you open that up you'll see that there's a toggle for learning based on your chats.
I believe this setting is actually toggled on by default for users.
Can I use this inside Claude Projects? Or is there too much difference between CustomGPTs and Claude Projects?
Unfortunately I haven't had a chance play around with Claude just yet, but I feel like following a similar structure should help to ensure consistency in outputs.
There might need to be a couple of changes in language depending on how Claude handles things, but that should be easy to iterate on.
hello I had some ideas about building custom aggpt but I don't know if these ideas are good and feasible, can you tell me what you think about it
What sort of ideas did you have? Custom GPT's can be used for quite a lot and I am learning new uses multiple times a week.
@paulomalley thank you for answering me, I watch lots of tutorials but I still can't understand the usefulness of a database and the actions, could we take examples so that I can understand
I'm going to assume, by the word database, you're referring to the knowledge area for the GPT. This is where you basically provide the additional context that the GPT may need. So if you want it to create a report in a very specific style following very specific sections, you should supply it with an example so it knows what it looks like. This way you don't need to constantly remind it of the order in which the report is supposed to be written.
Actions are basically additional tools that you can make use of. So for example, if you have that report you're creating each week, and you want it to be automatically shared to a Slack channel in your team's workspace, you could do that via an action. It's basically a way of automating some of the things that you would have had to do manually otherwise.
@@paulomalley could I send you an email or a dm ?
@@paulomalley Hello
can I send you an email
Hi Paul, thansk for this video. Is there a feature in the knowledge section that will allow it to only answer questions based on the dataset I upload and not answer questions outside of that?
Provided the Web Browsing capabilities are disabled, you should be able to direct your custom GPT to only use the information found in the knowledge to answer any user queries.
I've done this before with a bunch of Documentation PDFs in the Knowledge Base and directed the GPT to provide references for its answers.
hello could I create a small database with UA-cam URLs to get much better tutorials
I'd suggest this is likely possible, but I'd need to know more details about what you are aiming to achieve exactly.
Also, now that Google is rolling out Gems in Gemini (and yes, I plan to make a video on those shortly), this might be better suited since Google owns UA-cam and has integrated it into Gemini already.
@paulomalley
To start I wanted to ask you a question about APIs in Google sheet, is it possible to add several APIs?
And also regarding custom gpt, to improve the tutorials he gives me:
I don't want to become a dev I just want them to tell me the basics of what I need to learn JavaScript, python... To achieve my goals in e-commerce
And especially depending on the questions I ask him or rather my objectives
And also that he gives me the comparison of the no code methods that I thought of
Let him tell me like an expert no code and code if he thinks these methods are good and possibly correct me if there is a better method than the one I thought of
Would it be great because I learn with images and videos full of colors like children so what would be great is if it took “screenshots” for me at the same time and videos
Do you handle custom gpt and maybe rag and fine tuning well?
I told myself that maybe it's rather rubbish because I didn't create a database for it
But maybe if I make it a database with UA-cam URLs (in this example UA-cam code and no code tutorials) then maybe it will give me some great tutorials?
Could I write to you, my ideas concern SEO and automatic image processing and I would like you to tell me what you think about it
Thanks for expanding so well with your thoughts. You definitely seem to have some exciting ideas in the works!
Using a custom GPT for learning is a smart approach, especially if you create a knowledge base with focused learning resources. Providing video URLs might not be the most effective, as the GPT might only offer transcripts (and not screenshots etc). You could potentially get more visual context with Gemini Gems due to its UA-cam integration, but I am not sure yet as this is something I am yet to test.
Regarding your coding journey, a custom GPT loaded with coding-specific learning resources could be a great tutor. As for RAG and fine-tuning, I'm still exploring those areas, but they're definitely worth investigating for more tailored results.
On the SEO front, I'm not the best expert, but I'm always happy to listen and see if I can offer input. Feel free to reach out via the links on my channel page if you'd like. I can't promise how much time or input I can offer, but happy to give it a shot.
@paulomalley ok thank you very much for your answer could I write to you
Yeah, sure. I have a link in my channel page to my link page. Telegram is my main messaging client.
As I said, not sure how much I'll be, but happy to see if I can.
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