🚀 **New Feature Alert: OpenAI Streaming Beta!** 🚀
Excited to share my thoughts on the latest from OpenAI - Streaming Beta! This groundbreaking feature enables real-time AI interactions, transforming how we engage with AI technologies. Here’s a quick dive into what it offers:
- **Real-Time Streaming** 🌊: Say goodbye to waiting! Stream results of AI runs instantly with the `"stream": true` parameter.
- **Dynamic Updates** 🔄: With Message and Run Step Delta Objects, monitor changes in your AI interactions as they happen, ensuring your applications are always up-to-date.
- **Comprehensive Events** 📡: From `thread.created` to `thread.run.completed`, track every stage of your AI run with detailed event streams.
**Why It Matters** 🌟
- **Instant Feedback**: For ML engineers, this means we can build and iterate on applications faster than ever, with live data streaming for immediate insights.
- **Enhanced Interaction**: Create more engaging and responsive AI-driven applications. Perfect for projects that demand real-time data processing.
**Getting Started** 🔧
Dive into the OpenAI docs with their Python and Node SDKs for easy integration. Check out the quickstart guide for a head start!
**Let's break it down into simpler terms** 🤓
Imagine you're having a conversation with a friend over messages. Normally, you send a message, wait for them to reply, and then you see their entire message all at once. Now, imagine if instead, you could see each word or sentence as your friend types it out, even before they hit send. That's similar to what the new Streaming Beta feature from OpenAI does with AI interactions.
**Thoughts?** 💭
What do you think? Ready to stream your AI runs in real-time?
More infos here:
https://lnkd.in/e72ahZBS
https://lnkd.in/eVN7SS2S
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Principal Engineer at RBI
1wI'll be honest it is indeed very hard to see where either the product or the profit is going to come from. ChatGPT and OpenAI are clearly here to stay, but productizations of that importance and scale are admittedly hard to imagine. Whatever the case -- we're not going to come anywhere close to 600B. "Generative search" like ChatGPT is here to stay, that I have zero doubt on. Personally I would never go back to using Google for most things, because similarly like how it turns out that most Uber drivers are not serial killers and are generally good enough at getting me from point a to point b, generative search is almost always good enough and gets me from point a to point b and if there's a problem it's not a big deal. At the enterprise model this is also a game changer. But 600B, no.