OpenAI launched plugins for ChatGPT, which extend the bot’s functionality by granting it access to third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the web.
One of the limitations of all-powerful ChatGPT is that it cannot connect to the internet; however, this restriction is set to go- at least in certain cases. OpenAI has added ChatGPT plugin support, enabling it to access the web, interpret codes, and bring data from custom knowledge bases.
Steve Nouri, a data science leader and AI influencer, posted the news on his social media account. According to Nouri, ChatGPT's plugin support can now reach the web, interpret code, and retrieve data from custom knowledge bases. He explains how the module support will improve ChatGPT's functionality in a video. The video shows, if you want ChatGPT to recommend restaurants to you or make an online grocery order, you must first install the necessary plugin. You can do so by visiting the app store.
Among the early plugins are a web browser, a code interpreter, and an open-source retrieval tool for personal knowledge bases. Nouri explains how the module support will improve ChatGPT's functionality in a video. The video shows, if you want ChatGPT to recommend restaurants to you or make an online grocery order, you must first install the necessary plugin.
The plugins are available in Alpha to ChatGPT users and developers who are currently on the waitlist.You can do so by visiting the app store.
Along with the web-browsing plugin, OpenAI seems to have been working on a host of plugins for ChatGPT that will let users book restaurants, book travel, buy groceries, and do complex maths problems. All this is possible owing to some of the early collaborator plugins such as FiscalNote, Instacart, Klarna, Milo, Kayak, OpenTable, Shopify, Slack, Zapier, etc. that have joined OpenAI.
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