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2.1 ChatGPT Clone
2.1 ChatGPT Clone
Chat GPT
Clone
By Chris Raharja
Table of Content
● Whom this course is intended for?
● Tools, IDE, and library
● What are we going to build?
● Introduction to ChatGPT
● Introduction to Gradio
● Setting up all required tools
● Python basic training
● Start coding…
● Testing phase
● Conclusion & Summary
Whom This Course is Intended for?
Interested in
AI Enthusiast Gradio
People who are interested People who are interested
in exploring Chat GPT in Gradion and particularly
building a project
involving Gradio
Python Building
Enthusiast Portfolio
People who want to learn Aspiring engineers who
Python and build are currently building their
meaningful project portfolio for their future
job applications
Tools, IDE, and Libraries
Google https://
colab.research.google.com/ 01
Colab
https://platform.openai.com/
Open AI account/api-keys 02
Gradio https://gradio.app/ 03
Basic Python Training Session
Google Colab
Make sure you’ve logged in to Google Colab using
your gmail account. There is no need to sign up since
Google Colab is integrated with Gmail
https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat/introdu
ction
https://gradio.app/quickstart/
https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/images/intro
duction
Conclusion & Summary
➢ Always test your code after writing few lines rather then just wait until the
end.
➢ Code documentation from the official website should be your main source of
guideline and assistance
➢ Make sure you store your API key data safely
➢ When it comes to testing your program, be sure to test multiple different
scenarios to ensure it has worked the way it’s supposed to work
➢ Make sure your codes are readable by others especially if you are working
with other people on your project
Thank You