How are you leveraging the new code interpreter beta feature of ChatGPT ?

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You can now ask GPT to perform operations on files that would require a code to be written for it.

This can be quite handy to make some deep data analysis.

Have you started using it ? How ?

Uma Venugopal · Accepted Answer

I'd be interested to see the opinions and experiences of SMBs and B2B teams to this especially with the data privacy part.

Austin Nguyen | Afforai · Answer

It will be good for people who don't code, but personally, I didn't find any help with it.

Emma White · Answer

I think the best alternative to ChatGPT code interpreter is Arvin's Code Interpreter - Magicode. It's FREE.

Julien Fayad · Answer

@hungnguyenkhac7 I'm curious to know what you tried that didn't work out for you ?

Chel Chen · Answer

@hungnguyenkhac7 Try our newly launched code interpreter, is free and comes with prompts

Julien Fayad · Answer

@uma_venugopal there is no privacy here. you have to either anonymize your data or just share data you have no care keeping private

Austin Nguyen | Afforai · Answer

@julien_fayad I tried to do some sentimental analysis with a toy dataset. It does well for simple tasks, but the Python environment is a bit limited and the complexity of the task is nothing that a programmer can't write with access to Google.

Austin Nguyen | Afforai · Answer

@julien_fayad Yes I agree, I was testing the limit to see what it can do. I do see that non-dev can benefit from this.

Julien Fayad · Answer

@hungnguyenkhac7 Indeed, the point is not to compare to what a developer could do (even though the time to do so could be used in a benchmark).

But more to compare what a non dev. can do now without the help of a dev.

Chel Chen · Answer

Hey ChatGPT code interpreter still cost $$$, would you like to try for FREE with Arvin's code interpreter, powered by GPT-4

How are you leveraging the new code interpreter beta feature of ChatGPT ?

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