0:00

so chat GPT is no longer the most

0:02

exciting thing in AI instead everyone's

0:05

freaking out about this new software

0:07

called Auto GPT which can essentially

0:09

automate way more than chat GPT was able

0:12

to this could make you a virtual

0:14

assistant this could be a wedding

0:15

planner this could be a nutritionist

0:17

this could be a lot of different things

0:19

and automate substantially larger tasks

0:21

than Chachi PT was able to now how is it

0:24

able to do this well we're going to talk

0:26

about that throughout this video and

0:27

this is a full tutorial showing you how

0:30

to set it up and how to actually use

0:31

that and I promise I will not be

0:33

skipping any steps at all so even an

0:36

absolute beginner who knows nothing

0:37

about coding can follow along type in

0:40

the letters I type and get to the exact

0:42

same place so that you can run your own

0:44

version of Auto GPT very easily on your

0:47

own computer and I can prove that right

0:49

here this laptop right here I have not

0:51

done this has nothing on there it says

0:53

no coding tools this has no python this

0:55

has nothing like that so we will

0:57

actually be setting this up from scratch

0:59

so we're not skipping any steps now like

1:01

I said Auto GPT is really really

1:04

impressive but why is it different from

1:06

chat GPT well chat GPT is great

1:09

obviously a large language model you're

1:11

able to ask your questions to run

1:12

commands and it can give you kind of one

1:15

response at a time sometimes those can

1:16

be complex responses but nonetheless one

1:19

thing at a time and in addition to that

1:21

you don't really have access to the

1:23

internet with that whereas Auto GPT is

1:26

able to aggregate many different what's

1:28

called apis essentially work with

1:30

different plugins so you can have a

1:32

Google API so it's able to search the

1:34

internet you can have a chat gpta API so

1:37

you're able to use chat GPT you have a

1:39

lot of different things in there it can

1:40

give you images it can output audio

1:43

that's actually like a simulated voice

1:45

it could be your simulated voice really

1:47

Endless Options here and really the big

1:49

difference is rather than just asking

1:51

for one command at a time you can give

1:54

it up to five different goals and then

1:57

it'll iterate on itself it'll run a

1:59

command it'll come up with an output

2:00

it'll give you a reason for that output

2:02

and then it'll come up with what its

2:04

next command is going to be and it can

2:06

iterate on that over and over until it's

2:08

able to get you the results so for

2:10

example if you say I want to plan a

2:12

wedding it could first say you know what

2:14

is the normal stuff for planning a

2:16

wedding and you can have a list of what

2:17

okay this is the results these are what

2:19

I think I need to do in order to plan a

2:21

wedding then the next step it'll say all

2:23

right now let's find local venues and it

2:25

can go and find local venues and then it

2:27

can look up the reviews of the venues

2:29

and then it can find the best reviewed

2:31

venue then it could go after that and

2:33

say all right let's find some catering

2:34

and so it can iterate and continue a

2:36

longer process that otherwise you'd need

2:38

a person to either work with just Google

2:41

or chat gbt to kind of work on this

2:43

themselves so I hope that kind of

2:45

explained it I think a lot of examples

2:47

throughout this video will be very

2:48

helpful but let's get over to my laptop

What do I need to run AutoGPT?

2:50

and start off actually setting up Auto

2:53

GPT like I said it's very simple very

2:55

straightforward you just have to follow

2:57

along and do what I do now before we get

2:59

into the first step I want to point out

3:01

that I will have links down below like

3:03

not affiliate links just regular links

3:05

because it's free to use and this will

3:07

be a link to the GitHub which is the

3:08

repository of where the source code is

3:11

actually stored so we will be

3:12

downloading that and I'll go through

3:14

that link in a second I also have a link

3:16

down there to install python which we

3:18

will need I use Anaconda that's how I've

3:20

always operated with python and we will

3:22

have a link to visual code if you want

3:24

to use that that's not absolutely

3:25

necessary but it does make it so much

3:28

easier to view things like markdown and

3:30

different types of files that we will

3:32

have in the repository and then the

3:34

fourth thing down there is a link to our

3:36

free newsletter so we are launching a

3:38

brand new newsletter because AI is

3:39

moving so quickly so just when you

3:41

thought you got a hold on chat GPT Auto

3:43

GPT came out and there's going to be

3:45

more iterations and more changes and

3:47

more Improvement in this field and so if

3:50

you don't end up keeping up with this

3:51

space you're going to fall behind and

3:53

eventually somebody else is going to

3:55

make the equivalent of Auto gbt to

3:58

replace your job and so really really in

4:00

our opinion the best way to prevent this

4:02

the best way to keep up to date on

4:04

everything is to know what's going on in

4:06

AI so that you're on the Leading Edge so

4:08

you're not the one getting replaced

4:09

you're the one innovating and the most

4:12

valuable person at your company so step

Getting started

4:14

number one is to copy and paste the link

4:15

in the description it goes to github.com

4:17

and this just has latest release so it's

4:20

going to change when you actually go to

4:21

this so right now the latest is V

4:24

0.2.2 and this does of course change as

4:26

they iterate depending on when you're

4:28

watching this video don't worry if it's

4:30

a later version I will you know cover

4:31

everything that might change in this

4:33

video as well as how to see what the

4:35

changes are and if anything changes how

4:37

to actually utilize that so that'll

4:39

bring us to GitHub which if you already

4:41

have done any coding you definitely know

4:42

what this is it's a very very common

4:44

place for any coders to save their

4:47

source code so other people can read it

4:49

they can Fork it make different versions

4:50

of it it's super popular and really a

4:52

powerful tool in the space so going down

4:55

here you can see that auto GPT version

4:57

0.2.2 they have a couple things that

4:59

they change change from the last version

5:01

and down near the bottom we should see

5:03

download source code ZIP right now by

5:06

the way I'm using a Mac this will change

5:07

almost nothing in this tutorial I'll

5:09

point out the things that it does change

5:11

if using Windows essentially what I'm

5:13

saying is you can still follow along and

5:15

it's going to be essentially identical

5:17

so I just made a new folder called Auto

5:19

GPT and I want to make sure that I'm

5:20

downloading this ZIP file to Auto GPT it

5:24

downloaded to my downloads folder so I'm

5:25

just going to copy and paste it over to

5:27

this folder and we do want to make sure

5:28

it is extracted because that's a zipped

5:30

file so once we're extracted on Mac you

5:33

just double click that on Windows you'll

5:34

click on it and at the top you'll see a

5:36

little menu that says extract all just

5:38

click on that and you'll have it all

5:39

extracted and you should have all these

5:41

files here now it might look a little

5:42

different when you're whenever you're

5:43

downloading that that's the first step

Downloading Python and VisualStudio Code

5:45

we want to do the second step is to

5:47

download python so if we just go to

5:48

anaconda.com that'll bring you to this

5:51

right here and we can download so right

5:53

now it knows that I'm on a Mac so I can

5:54

download for Mac I'm going to click on

5:56

that once again that will download to my

5:58

downloads folder and this is is going to

6:00

give us access to python which is

6:02

incredibly powerful it's free to use and

6:04

is really going to be essential in what

6:06

we're doing in this video so you'll see

6:08

this package is downloading when it's

6:10

done I'm just going to click on that

6:11

it's going to run me through the

6:12

installation

6:13

so I'm going to say continue I'm just

6:15

going to keep continuing and agreeing

6:17

I've already read all this stuff before

6:18

and then when you're done you can click

6:20

on close we're just going to move that

6:21

to trash so what we want to do is

6:23

download visual studio code so then this

6:25

is the next thing so we can go to

6:27

code.visualstudio.com and right here we

6:29

can have download Mac universal that's

6:31

what we want depending on if you're on

6:32

Windows it'll just say windows obviously

6:34

and you'll have that version but it

6:36

should be essentially the same so this

6:37

is going to download I'm going to click

6:39

on it so that when it's done downloading

6:40

it'll open that and we can install it so

6:42

we're going to click on it and open it

6:43

and that'll bring us to

6:45

this page right here so there we go we

6:47

have Visual Studio code now we're going

6:48

to add this to our path so it's easy to

6:50

access later on just kind of saves us

6:52

some steps so hitting command shift p on

6:54

Mac that'll bring up this we can type in

6:57

shell and you'll see shell command

6:58

install code command in path that's

7:01

exactly what we want to do I'm just

7:02

going to say okay I'm going to type in

7:04

my my password for my laptop and now it

Configuring in Terminal

7:07

is successfully installed so we can

7:08

actually close out of this all right so

7:10

here we are now we're ready to actually

7:11

get started if you're on a Mac you can

7:13

hit the magnifying glass or command

7:15

space and type in terminal we're going

7:17

to open Terminal if you're on Windows

7:19

you can simply do this with uh

7:22

Powershell and before anybody gets mad

7:25

at me I'm going to switch over to dark

7:26

mode I had it in light mode because

7:27

other tutorials it was just like easier

7:28

to see but anyway here we go so we're in

7:30

dark mode I'll make this a little bit

7:32

bigger as well the first thing we're

7:34

going to do is set up our anacon or our

7:36

python environments we're going to type

7:37

in conda create dash n Auto Dash GPT

7:41

python equals 3.8 you can use other

7:44

versions depending on when your watching

7:46

this video but we're going to do 3.8

7:47

right now I'm going to hit enter

7:51

and wants to know if we're going to

7:52

proceed so letter Y and then enter means

7:55

yes so it's going to proceed

7:58

now a couple little housekeeping items

7:59

we want to navigate into out of the

8:02

folder that we have so this folder right

8:04

here Auto GPT I'm going to unmack you

8:07

just you know right click down here and

8:09

you can say copy the path name on

8:10

Windows it'll be on the top so you can

8:12

just click on the bar that has all the

8:13

path name listed copy that and then down

8:16

here we can say CD space and then paste

8:19

that and that'll bring you into that now

8:21

if you're not familiar with terminal or

8:23

Powershell essentially what you can do

8:25

CD is going to navigate around different

8:27

folders so if you want to go back a

8:29

folder you could say CD space dot dot

8:31

and that'll bring you back to the

8:32

previous folder and if you don't know

8:34

what's in that folder you can say LS

8:36

that'll list out what is in that folder

8:38

so we're going to list it out I only

8:40

have one thing in this folder you can

8:41

see right there and so if you want to go

8:43

into that you can say CD and then we can

8:45

type in Auto Dash and you can hit tab to

8:48

auto complete that once you have some of

8:50

it typed and hit enter and that's how

8:52

we're going to end up in that folder so

8:54

this is exactly where we want to be

8:56

so now that we're okay so now that we're

8:58

in the right folder if we type LS you'll

8:59

see these are all the files this is

9:01

exactly what we want now we can say code

9:03

space Dot and that'll open up a visual

9:05

studio code as you can see right here

9:07

um so I'm going to trust my own parent

9:09

folder here and you can see on the left

Reading the ReadMe markdown file

9:11

these are all the files now the reason I

9:13

told you to download visual studio code

9:15

is because we have files in here for

9:16

example markdown which is really hard to

9:19

read when you just look at it like this

9:20

but if you right click on it you can go

9:23

and say preview open preview and it'll

9:25

open it up in this really nice looking

9:27

format with pictures and it just looks

9:29

like it's so much easier to read

9:31

something like this now this is the

9:33

readme file which is going to

9:34

essentially be our guide to use to use

9:37

Auto GPT so the reason I wanted to show

9:40

you this I mean first of all we're going

9:41

to follow along in this video but just

9:43

in case anything changes this is where

9:46

you would go to actually find that so

9:47

I'm trying to make this video as future

9:49

proof as possible so that future

9:51

iterations of this if anything subtle

9:53

changes you will still be able to use

9:55

this but I'm confident that for the most

9:57

part everything we're doing in this

9:58

video will be exactly correct no matter

10:01

when you're doing that so right now

10:02

we're at this stage right here so we

10:04

want to we already downloaded that we

10:06

want to install the requirements so

10:08

there's a file over here called

10:09

requirements uh down here requirements

10:12

and we want to install all of the

10:13

necessary packages that we'll need for

10:16

this Auto GPT so I'm just going to copy

10:18

this and we're going to go back to our

10:20

terminal right here our Command terminal

10:22

and we can paste it down there this will

10:24

be pip install Dash R requirements.txt

10:27

hit enter it's going to install a bunch

10:30

of little things down there all right so

10:31

while that's installing going back to

10:32

the readme the next thing we want to do

10:34

is configure Auto GPT now luckily

10:36

there's really not much we have to do

10:38

here we just have to add in our personal

10:41

API key and I'll show you exactly how to

10:43

do that and change one other thing if

Adding your OpenAI API key

10:45

you're using a Mac there's other apis we

10:47

can enable and you can mess around this

10:49

later but just getting it set up for

10:51

like the absolute Basics let's start off

10:53

with adding your open API keys so we

10:55

want to do is go back to terminal and we

10:57

can type in

10:59

cp.env.template space dot EnV so

11:02

essentially what we're doing is we're

11:03

making a copy of env.template and just

11:06

making it dot EnV so I'm going to hit

11:07

enter and that should do that over here

11:09

we can go back to visual studio code and

11:11

see that we now have a file called dot

11:13

EnV and everything is green which means

11:16

it's commented out which means it's not

11:18

going to be run as code but if there's

11:20

anything that you do want to run as code

11:22

so if we go down here let me just search

11:24

for Mac it's somewhere down here there

11:26

we go so because we're using Mac right

11:28

here the thing that is single commented

11:30

I'm just going to delete that little

11:31

hash and now we are using Mac and it's

11:34

set to false I'm going to change that to

11:37

true so we're going to set that to true

11:38

now the only other thing on here that

11:40

I'm going to change initially like I

11:42

said there's other things we can add we

11:43

can add an API for image output or Voice

11:46

output or different things like that but

11:48

the only thing that you actually need to

11:50

add to run this is your own API key

11:53

which you can see right here so I'm

11:54

going to delete that right now and we're

11:56

going to go over to chat GPT or open

12:00

II's website rather and we're going to

12:01

get our API key our secret key that is

12:04

personal for us that we can use right

12:06

here

12:07

so what I'm going to do is from my

12:09

browser go to

12:10

platform.openai.com account slash API

12:13

Dash Keys again I have a link in the

12:15

description so you can follow along

12:17

there I'm going to hit enter and from

12:19

here I'm just gonna have to sign in so

12:20

you should already have a chat GPT

12:22

account if you don't uh you can sign up

12:24

right now and I highly recommend you

12:26

watch my full video about chat GPT where

12:28

I go through the 10 different major

12:30

commands and modifiers that you can use

12:32

to really optimize your Effectiveness on

12:35

chat GPT to become better in life at

12:38

work whatever you're doing whatever

12:39

you're using it for highly recommend

12:41

that video right now it has 1.4 million

12:43

views and a lot of people are really

12:45

finding it helpful but regardless

12:46

assuming you already watched that video

12:48

the next thing is to log in so that

12:50

should take you to a page that looks

12:52

just like this you probably won't have

12:53

these two right here I actually don't

12:56

even need those so I can delete those as

12:57

well so we're going to revoke that key

12:59

and we're just going to click on create

13:00

new secret key I'm going to do this in

13:02

this video I'm going to delete it so you

13:04

guys don't use my credits here but if we

13:06

clicks create new secret key we can call

13:08

this whatever we want so I'm going to

13:10

call it auto GPT I can copy that that

13:13

secret key we're going to say done and

13:16

then going back to visual studio code we

13:18

have Visual Studio code right here I can

13:20

paste it right in there now you could

13:22

add this with quotes on either side I

13:24

don't believe you need to because they

13:26

didn't originally I did last time this

13:28

time I'm going to not do that and it

13:30

should work either way that's just a

13:32

string of text there so then when you're

13:33

done with this we can save it so we're

13:35

going to hit Ctrl or command s control s

13:37

depending on what you're using and of

13:38

course I do also want to save this

13:40

workspace so we're going to go to file

13:42

save workspace As and we're going to

13:44

call it that looks fine to me and it's

13:46

in this folder so we're going to say

13:47

save and now there is one more thing we

13:50

have to do on open airi's website and we

13:52

have to add a billing method so you just

13:54

go down to billing and it'll prompt you

13:56

to add a payment method otherwise you'll

13:59

just click on payment methods you can

14:00

add a new one there but essentially it's

14:03

not free to use but don't worry it's not

14:04

like you're not paying anywhere near

14:06

dollars if we go to billing history for

14:08

me it was like a couple cents or uh was

14:10

it usage so if I go to usage limits I

14:12

was messing around this yesterday I

14:14

spent 15 cents on this after a couple

14:16

dozen commands on this account in

14:19

particular so like I said it's really

14:21

not going to cost you basically anything

14:23

at all but I highly recommend still go

14:24

to usage limits and add your own limit

14:26

on there hard limit's going to be like

14:28

do not spend more than this amount just

14:30

in case you send it on like full

14:32

autonomous mode and iterates like a

14:34

million times you don't want to end up

14:36

spending more than you expected and the

14:38

soft limit is going to email you when

14:39

you get to that limit just so you have

14:41

an idea of where you are so you don't

14:42

accidentally terminate like some big you

14:45

know Loop that you don't want to

14:46

terminate so that's nice to have the

14:48

soft limit as well but right now like I

Running AutoGPT

14:50

said I'm only 15 cents in so it's going

14:52

to take a while to get anywhere near

14:53

those limits all right so now let's go

14:55

back to terminal and we want to activate

14:57

that environment we made a while ago

14:58

remember we did the conda activate so

15:00

I'm just going to type in conda activate

15:03

Auto GPT so I'm going to hit enter

15:05

that'll activate that and now in the

15:07

beginning instead of saying base it'll

15:08

say Auto GPT so we're in this new

15:10

environment and now there's one last

15:12

thing we need to do before we can start

15:13

using Auto GPT and this is agree to the

15:16

licenses so in order to do that you

15:18

simply need to type sudo Space X code

15:22

build space Dash license and hit enter

15:25

and it's going to ask for your your

15:27

password that is the password for your

15:28

computer so I'm just going to type that

15:30

in and now it's going to ask us to press

15:32

the return key to view the license

15:34

agreement and we're going to keep

15:35

pressing this until we press spacebar

15:37

until we get to the bottom so you can

15:39

read through all this this is the

15:40

license agreement for what you're doing

15:42

and at the end you can type in agree

15:45

type in agree and we'll be ready to go

15:47

so now we're able to run auto GPS so

15:49

we're ready to go now if you go back to

15:51

the readme it tells you to run uh to say

15:54

dot slash run dot sh space start you

15:58

probably don't actually want to do that

15:59

instead you could just type in like

16:01

forget the word start and just run it

16:03

like this and it should be running

16:04

chanchi or it should be running Auto GPT

16:07

you have your API if everything goes

16:09

according to plan this will be running

16:11

and it'll prompt you in just a minute to

16:13

ask a couple fundamental questions like

16:15

what is the name and what are the goals

16:17

of your auto GPT alright and there we go

16:19

once you see this color text you'll know

16:21

that you are ready to go we're using

16:23

Auto GPT now and so it wants to know

16:25

first of all what the name is I'm just

16:27

going to call this one micbot but again

16:29

you can use this for many different

16:30

things you can search other examples of

16:33

people that used it to make an assistant

16:34

to to plan a wedding to do things like

16:36

that so let's do this I'm going to

16:38

create a new document we're going to say

16:39

file save as so I'm just going to save

16:41

this called diet and we want this to be

16:43

plain text Dot so dot txt let's save it

16:46

and

16:48

we're going to

16:51

say okay now we have just regular

16:53

document called diet it's a plain text

16:54

file so in Auto GPT we can say the AI

16:57

name this is going to be Mike Mike's

17:00

nutritionist Mike's diet or nutritionist

17:05

now it's going to ask us to Define it so

17:07

that describe the role we're going to

17:08

say create a meal plan

17:12

for this week

17:14

and so I'm just going to say let's

17:16

create a 70 meal plan we want to write

17:18

the recipes for each one and at the end

17:20

we want to just save to the file and

17:22

then stop and if we only have three

17:23

goals instead of five you just hit enter

17:25

again and it'll start running this is

17:27

using local memory by the way you could

17:29

pay and use pine cone or some of the

17:30

other ones to not need local memory but

17:33

obviously for something like this local

17:34

memory is just fine

17:36

now the way this works is it'll run

17:38

through one prompt at a time so it'll

17:40

tell you that first of all this is what

17:42

it thinks it's supposed to do it should

17:43

start looking up healthy meal plans for

17:44

the week the reasoning it's going to

17:46

tell you why it's doing this the

17:47

criticism maybe what it doesn't want to

17:49

do and then it'll tell you what it's

17:51

going to do next and we could just say

17:53

why for yes to mean to go ahead and do

17:55

it n is going to be no meaning don't do

17:57

it it's going to exit the program or you

17:59

can add your own feedback in there as

18:01

well I'm just going to say why and let

18:02

it run and right now you can see right

18:04

there Google returns so it's actually

18:06

searching on Google right now to find

18:07

some results from the internet so the

18:09

first thing it wants to know what

18:10

dietary restrictions or preferences they

18:12

have so I'm going to say I have no

18:16

dietary restrictions

18:19

I love Mexican and Asian food as well as

18:25

American

18:28

food I have

18:31

plenty of vegetables

18:33

okay so there we go just give it some

18:35

feedback that's what he was asking so it

18:37

said like before we proceed he needs to

18:38

know any dietary restrictions or what it

18:40

wants for the meal plan or what I want

18:42

for the meal plan

18:43

it's gonna ask me about each meal as we

18:45

go along and so yeah stir fry sounds

18:47

good I love some stir fry for Tuesday

18:49

how about make some tacos we can use

18:51

ground turkey let's say let's use

18:54

shredded

18:56

chicken so you could say like yeah I

18:58

like tacos but let's change that I don't

19:00

actually want ground turkey uh let's do

19:02

something else so you don't always have

19:03

to say why or n for yes or no on these

19:05

things you can give some other feedback

19:07

and it'll kind of iterate and keep

19:09

making your your diet plan around that

19:11

so let's see great we can use shredded

19:13

chicken yeah no problem so now we're

19:15

gonna go on to the next thing press Y

19:16

and it's going to kind of keep iterating

19:18

on this and it should hopefully make my

19:20

diet by the end

19:21

now there now if you get tired of

19:24

pressing y every time or giving it

19:26

feedback like this there are also fully

19:29

autonomous ways to do this so if you go

19:31

into the readme so let me just open it

19:33

up real quick while it's running you can

19:35

go to down down near the bottom just

19:37

look for like a little skull emoji

19:38

because they tell you it's dangerous but

19:40

I'm still interested in doing it and

19:42

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19:46

there we go continuous mode so right

19:47

here you can actually run in continuous

19:49

mode here it'll iterate continuously

19:51

until you press Ctrl C so obviously like

19:54

this said it could get stuck in Loops it

19:56

could do things that you don't want it

19:57

to do so definitely be careful with this

20:00

um but again you don't always have to

20:02

press y if you set up continuous mode

20:04

I'm not recommending you do that but

20:06

I might end up doing that just it's

20:08

interesting I don't know and by the way

20:10

in case you ever get stuck in a loop on

20:12

here or if it's running something and

20:14

it's stuck it it's not you have some

20:15

kind of error and it doesn't actually

20:16

stop you can terminate any of these by

20:18

saying Ctrl C this is on Mac if you're

20:22

on Windows I don't think it's

20:23

controlling against alt but it's a

20:24

control C and it's going to quit we can

20:26

hit any key and we're back to where we

20:28

were and if you want to run it again you

20:30

can just go press the up key to the most

20:31

recent command which was dot slash

20:33

run.sh hit enter and it's going to run

20:36

it again and we'll be able to start off

20:37

again with a brand new auto GPT all you

20:40

have to do down here it's going to ask

20:41

if you want to continue you just press

20:43

the letter n and you'll go from scratch

20:45

so now it found a diet it's going to

20:47

write that to the document sometimes it

20:49

takes a minute to think it's a little

20:51

bit slower if a lot of people are on it

20:52

you can go and check the uptime and you

20:54

can check basically the status of open

20:55

ai's chat gbt there's a nice website for

20:58

that as well if it's ever not working

21:00

maybe that would be a reason otherwise

21:02

if you ever have any bugs in this if

21:04

anything ever doesn't work you should be

21:07

getting like I said you could hit Ctrl C

21:08

that'll terminate this if it gets stuck

21:10

on thinking for too long and you could

21:12

debug it using chat GPT it's one of the

21:14

greatest tools out there especially if

21:16

you don't know what you're doing you

21:18

just copy the error code onto chat GPT

21:20

tell it what you're trying to do ask why

21:23

it's not working and it can walk you

21:24

through things surprisingly well in

21:26

plain English I found this works

21:28

tremendously well on many different

21:30

programs out there that you find on

21:31

GitHub that maybe have a bug or you know

21:33

something's not right with them so I'm

21:35

editing the video right now and I

21:36

realized I used a really simple example

21:38

here so you might be wondering how this

21:40

is even different from regular chat GPT

21:42

like I could ask Chad gbt to make me a

21:45

diet plan and it could do something

21:46

pretty similar to this so really the

21:48

benefit of Auto GPT is that it connects

21:50

and integrates with different apis

21:52

different things as well so you could

21:54

add into this use my voice like you can

21:57

use a plugin and use my voice to speak

21:59

it to me you could translate videos you

22:01

could output images there's a lot of

22:04

different things you can connect with

22:05

this so that's really where the power of

22:06

Auto GPT is and so as you start to like

22:09

this is a great first example and I

22:10

recommend you do this just so you get

22:13

Auto GPT running and start getting used

22:15

to it and mess around with little you

22:16

know some little commands like this but

22:18

eventually what you want to do is start

22:19

using those Integrations so you can

22:22

really get this to the next level in

22:23

addition this can also do things like

22:25

write to text files do you know do a lot

22:27

more that auto that chat GPT cannot so

22:30

chat GPT is purely on the Internet it's

22:32

stuck there like what you're doing on

22:34

that interface you're just going to get

22:35

text output whereas this like I said can

22:37

change files can do things on your

22:39

computer it can output different files

22:41

as well whether they're audio files that

22:43

are recordings of a like an AI simulated

22:46

version of your voice or images there's

22:49

a lot more you can do with this this is

22:51

really only the beginning but I mean I

22:54

just wanted to clarify that in case

22:55

you're watching this video and wondering

22:57

how this was even different from chat

22:59

GPT and of course it's able to access

23:01

the internet while also accessing chat

23:03

GPT so it's kind of a nice bridge

23:05

between chat GP T and the internet so

23:07

you can find more relevant and more

23:09

recent information so that is my

23:12

tutorial on how to use Auto GPT it's

23:14

really just the tip of the iceberg here

23:16

this is a massive software and you can

23:18

do a lot of automations so I highly

23:19

encourage you start messing around with

23:21

that and please leave a comment Down

23:22

Below on this video and let me know what

23:25

you would use Auto GPT for I really I'm

23:27

always interested are you using it for a

23:29

personal assistant are you using it to

23:31

emulate your voice and you know open

23:34

images and do different things there's

23:35

really Endless Options that you could do

23:37

so I would love to hear what your

23:39

thoughts are on the best uses for auto

23:40

GPT and once again if you guys want to

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