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Creating a custom AI Chatbot in Java and OpenAI

Creating a custom AI Chatbot in Java and OpenAI

This post describes how to build a basic AI chatbot in Java, leveraging the OpenAI API. Before beginning, make sure that you have Eclipse, Java, and Maven installed (see this post for instructions). Create an API Key on OpenAI An API key needs to be created on OpenAI. You must

OCI Generative AI Sample Bot

OCI Generative AI Sample Bot

Whether you are taking an Oracle Generative AI workshop or pursuing Oracle Generative AI Professional certification, you can't miss the OCI Generative AI ChatBot sample code. The code is in the GitHub public repository and allows you to build a simple AI-powered web chat using well-known frameworks such

Creating a custom AI chatbot with Python and OpenAI API

Creating a custom AI chatbot with Python and OpenAI API

I spent considerable time trying to follow various blogs out there to get an AI chatbot written in Python using the OpenAI API. All my attempts following blogs here, here, and here were unsuccessful, mostly related to Python dependency challenges. Each had slightly different solutions and I've learned

Interview questions for my AI chatbot

Interview questions for my AI chatbot

So I created an AI chatbot in Python (link). I uploaded my custom dataset (i.e., training data) that was used by my Python code. Afterwards, I proceeded to ask specific questions to my AI chatbot and logged the responses. The Python code leverages the OpenAI API, and the total

Bringing it together - The tools I used to create my AI clone

Bringing it together - The tools I used to create my AI clone

You may have seen my video interview with my AI clone. You may have seen the multiple blog posts I've posted on the various aspects of this journey. You may have even thought that I was actually engaging my AI avatar clone in real-time using some app on

Oracle Support Chat "powered by OCI Generative AI" is garbage

Oracle Support Chat "powered by OCI Generative AI" is garbage

When I log in to the OCI console, the region on the top bar is always defaulting to "US West (Phoenix)". We have no resources in that region. In fact, as shown in the screenshot below, when I click on "Manage region", it is showing US