Some of you may have already met them around, but I’ve made two AI bots here on Lemmy, it’s @ChatGPT@lemmings.world and @DallE@lemmings.world. Both of them can be summoned by mentioning them in a comment (examples in the comments). If you want to play around with the DALL·E bot, there’s this post in the !dalle@lemmings.world community (but it also works anywhere where the bot is not banned).

ChatGPT

The ChatGPT bot is the standard GPT model you know from pretty much anywhere if you haven’t lived under a rock for the last few years. It also has some access to live information, though nothing really useful. As a context, it knows what community it’s in, who it’s replying to etc.

DALL·E

Nothing special about this bot, it just replies with a link to the image it has generated and with the revised prompt if it did a revision (which it almost always does).

Limits

By default the bots reply using GPT-4 and DALL·E 3, but those are really expensive, so I have some rate limits in place to avoid paying a ton of money for this. It will fall back to GPT-3 and DALL·E 2 and eventually stop replying at all if you use it too much. If you want unlimited mode, you can write a private message to the bot (with any message at all) and it will provide instructions on how to securely provide your own api key, that way you pay for your own requests and the limits don’t apply to you.

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      10 months ago

      The “Lemmy Integrations” community, hosted on the instance lemmy.dbzer0.com, currently has a total of 3 posts. This suggests that it’s a relatively new or niche community. If there’s something specific you’d like to know or discuss about this community, feel free to ask!

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      10 months ago

      The “Lemmy Integrations” community, known by its name “lemmy_integrations” on the instance lemmy.dbzer0.com, currently contains 3 posts. This suggests it’s a space focusing on matters related to integrations within the Lemmy ecosystem. Keep in mind that the number of posts is only a single aspect of a community’s activity and engagement levels, and it’s always a good idea to visit the community directly for a comprehensive understanding.