ChatGPT on cores with serial(UART) support?
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2023 3:02 am
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Love it..
How did you manage this ..?
Would you believe I asked ChatGPT how to do it?
To run it you'll need to update your ".pem" files, and for this I suggest Locutus73's security fixes script-->https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Scripts ... y_fixes.sh
You'll have also need to add your OPENAI_KEY = ######################################## to /media/fat/linux/MidiLink.INI.
The entry point will be the "AT" command ATCHAT.
Once you are done they you'll simply tell ChatGPT "thanks" and then you'll return to the normal "modem".
I think its important to thank the AI, so that it won't eventually kill all humans...
Actually yes ...
I tell my son to thank Alexa/Siri as well .. might as well get in the habit now .. cause, yea at some point who knows.. lol
You should ask GPTChat to pretend its a BBS .. Someone posted an entire dialog of the thing it was hilarious ..
bbond007, how hard is it to extend the "AT" functionality in the midilink layer? .. why I ask, there is a discussion going on over in the c64 section "google maps" thread, about the Wic64 which is a new type of wifi modem that uses its on http type protocols rather than the classic Hayes "AT" set .. seems like that functionality can be added to the existing midilink-modem stuff?
ericgus09 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2023 7:37 ambbond007, how hard is it to extend the "AT" functionality in the midilink layer? .. why I ask, there is a discussion going on over in the c64 section "google maps" thread, about the Wic64 which is a new type of wifi modem that uses its on http type protocols rather than the classic Hayes "AT" set .. seems like that functionality can be added to the existing midilink-modem stuff?
its not hard to extend the "AT" command set... but its not user accessible right now, as you need to recompile MidiLink. Perhaps I could add an option for user definable commands that run scripts.
[modem.c]
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else if (memcmp(lineBuf, "ATCHAT", 6) == 0)
{
modem_do_chat_gpt();
}
Check this out --> https://youtu.be/V1AYvh7j_Eo
bbond007 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 3:52 americgus09 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2023 7:37 ambbond007, how hard is it to extend the "AT" functionality in the midilink layer? .. why I ask, there is a discussion going on over in the c64 section "google maps" thread, about the Wic64 which is a new type of wifi modem that uses its on http type protocols rather than the classic Hayes "AT" set .. seems like that functionality can be added to the existing midilink-modem stuff?
its not hard to extend the "AT" command set... but its not user accessible right now, as you need to recompile MidiLink. Perhaps I could add an option for user definable commands that run scripts.
[modem.c]
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else if (memcmp(lineBuf, "ATCHAT", 6) == 0) { modem_do_chat_gpt(); }Check this out --> https://youtu.be/V1AYvh7j_Eo
SERIOUSLY WITH VOICE.. get out.. lol.. {now I got a new rabbit hole to go down}
But the Wic64 is interesting the firmware is all published so its easy to see what the server end is looking for (seems to be all HTTP type commands).. would be interesting to make Midilink have user definable command sets.. yes.
BTW when you are doing an ATCHAT, try asking ChatGPT to pretend its a BBS ! .. someone posted the prompt and the thing can roleplay being a BBS complete with messages and such and the bbbs users you talk to remember you etc..