This is great, instead of interacting with python code from C# we can now use the features in the Symantic Kernel. Keen to explore if we can use Ollama and local models?
I would say this approach is what I would use. Build an API that talks to OpenAI or other models and have your app talk to it. You don’t want to put your api key in your app
Can you do one in blazor whereby it interacts with the content of the website like the services a website provides. In the form of an AI chat agent in a chatbot box. Then second series you could do one whereby it functions in a e-commerce website and retrieves products such as when a person asks for the cheapest handbag etc. I don't know what you think about these ideas?
Initial phase with the echo back functionality working great but with the actual API I can't seem to solve only getting 500 Internal Server Errors back. Hoping to have this working soon though, it's a lot of fun
@@JamesMontemagno Thank you for the reply - I did already have $5 sitting in my account, so had just created the key to work with. Interestingly, it was after adding another $5 to it, then it started working. So I'm good to go now, even though I now have $10 in there lol All good though, that's still worth it. Not sure if that was a glitch or why it needed the additional $5
Nice video. What if you send all previous messages, does it count against your input tokens and they will be charged over and over again? Also the chat will eventually finished when the tokens number became over the limit.
You're killing me, James. I convinced myself I have to learn Python and LangChain. I purposely ignored Semantic Kernel because...well...we've seen this "Microsoft vs the entire Open Source World" approach before...but...like a moth drawn to a lightbulb...having a dotnet SDK is...too...powerful...to...resist... Ugh.
It would be good if you just guided us step by step on project setup - maybe just use blazor server as it's quick and easy. Also the repo is huge and not just this project - no idea where this project is int the repo at all.
This is great, instead of interacting with python code from C# we can now use the features in the Symantic Kernel. Keen to explore if we can use Ollama and local models?
Superb video on OpenAI. James could you kindly please do more videos on this OpenAI integrated into .NET MAUI application ?
I would say this approach is what I would use. Build an API that talks to OpenAI or other models and have your app talk to it. You don’t want to put your api key in your app
Can you do one in blazor whereby it interacts with the content of the website like the services a website provides. In the form of an AI chat agent in a chatbot box. Then second series you could do one whereby it functions in a e-commerce website and retrieves products such as when a person asks for the cheapest handbag etc. I don't know what you think about these ideas?
Awesome introduction, Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Glad you liked it!
Great video! It'll be nice if you can make more Semantic Kernel content, specifically RAG integration. Thanks for the video :)
Great video!!
link to building your first prompt article missing
Great. Now show us how we can use the latest announced Phi-3 + our own data offline with MAUI either on the desktop on phone.
Initial phase with the echo back functionality working great but with the actual API I can't seem to solve only getting 500 Internal Server Errors back. Hoping to have this working soon though, it's a lot of fun
Did you sign up for the api key and deposited funds for gpt4 access?
@@JamesMontemagno Thank you for the reply - I did already have $5 sitting in my account, so had just created the key to work with. Interestingly, it was after adding another $5 to it, then it started working. So I'm good to go now, even though I now have $10 in there lol All good though, that's still worth it. Not sure if that was a glitch or why it needed the additional $5
Thank you for the great video, James! I'm looking forward to Embeddings and RAG being released. Would you happen to know when they will be available?
Nice video. What if you send all previous messages, does it count against your input tokens and they will be charged over and over again? Also the chat will eventually finished when the tokens number became over the limit.
You're killing me, James. I convinced myself I have to learn Python and LangChain. I purposely ignored Semantic Kernel because...well...we've seen this "Microsoft vs the entire Open Source World" approach before...but...like a moth drawn to a lightbulb...having a dotnet SDK is...too...powerful...to...resist... Ugh.
where is all the code in the beggining
Greats! Please record next episode about C# ChatGPT Plugin
Insanely simple
Where i can get openai key?? or can you share api key for learning prospective if possible
You have to register on the OpenAI portal
do we still need to register to have access to these?
are the AI functionalities available to non-enterprise and non-Microsoft partners?
For Azure OpenAI I think you need to register. Here I’m using normal OpenAI
@@JamesMontemagno thanks for the clarification
It would be good if you just guided us step by step on project setup - maybe just use blazor server as it's quick and easy. Also the repo is huge and not just this project - no idea where this project is int the repo at all.
Here is a separate repo of just this github.com/jamesmontemagno/AIDemo
How do I use it on MAUI
Call the api from your app :)
Awesome!
You connected to chatGPT but in no way did you make a 'chat bot'
I am the first?