It finally ended withĬould not create share link. It ran through the errors as you stated, including Gradio deprecated parameters and only the default them being supported. It looked like this: C:\Users\dlvap>python “c:\Users\dlvap\Documents\ArtificialIntelligence\ChatGPT\APIs\CodeToUseGradioWithMyAPI.py” and hit “enter”. So what I did was used the command prompt to move to the directory where the python file was and copied and pasted that entire path in front of the python input. There was no “Copy as path“ available only cut, copy, paste, etc. The first problem I encountered was when I browsed to the file location in Windows Explorer and right clicked. Everything installed correctly, and I copied all the code and saved as “Any Type” file to a directory. When I installed Python I made sure to check the box adding python to PATH. I’m using Windows 10 and followed all your instructions very carefully. Make sure to replace the “ Your API key” text with your own API key generated above. Gr.Interface(fn=chatbot, inputs=inputs, outputs=outputs, title="AI Chatbot",Ģ. Outputs = gr.outputs.Textbox(label="Reply") Inputs = gr.inputs.Textbox(lines=7, label="Chat with AI") Thanks to armrrs on GitHub, I have repurposed his code and implemented the Gradio interface as well. First, open Notepad++ (or your choice of code editor) and paste the below code. As for the user interface, we are using Gradio to create a simple web interface that will be available both locally and on the web.ġ. It’s also very cost-effective, more responsive than earlier models, and remembers the context of the conversation. It’s even more powerful than Davinci and has been trained up to September 2021. For this, we are using OpenAI’s latest “ gpt-3.5-turbo” model, which powers GPT-3.5.
Build Your Own AI Chatbot With ChatGPT API and Gradioįinally, it’s time to deploy the AI chatbot.
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