Are you sure you're not confusing OpenAPI and OpenAI? OpenAPI is a spec for HTTP APIs. Many AI applications are giving language models the capability to interact with OpenAPI documented APIs.
Thanks for the heads up by the way!
* closed
* pay per usage api to make money and have ability to shut down users
* hide their research results
* quickly build up data
* quickly advance with Microsoft in bed
* lobby law makers to regulate it
* ...so entry barrier is higher for competition
* ...so they secure as much pie for themselves as possible
* exploit any other means to increase their dominant position and keep throwing rocks at others if possible
They're open-for-business, not open-source.
The best we can do is ignore them and support alternatives.
Aka:
OpenAI: we welcome regulation
EU: https://softwarecrisis.dev/letters/the-truth-about-the-eu-ac...
OpenAI: no-no-no, not like that
I'm really not sure...
EDIT - they are APIs with the neccesary metadata to be used as GPT plugins.
I was confused by the fact they aren't listed in GPT when you're in plugin mode - but that's just the officially vetted list.
(Before that I was confused by the interchangable use of "plugin" and "api" and the the use of "AI" when OP specifically seems to mean "ChatGPT"...)
You make a good point though. We should write a langchain plugin to our API.
Considering what kind of data people are giving to AI, security is an important issue
Cloudflare worker for building AI plugins. https://github.com/team-openpm/cloudflare-basics-ai-plugin
WorkGPT - framework for working with GPT functions. https://github.com/team-openpm/workgpt
Everything is open source.
