Summary

The article discusses how to explore top GPT models on the market, emphasizing the delay of ChatGPT's market availability, the use of websites like Assistant Hunt and Grimoire to identify quality GPTs, and the personal experience of the author in integrating these technologies into web development.

Abstract

The web content titled "Here is How You Can Explore the Top GPT’s on the Market" delves into the anticipation and subsequent delay of OpenAI's ChatGPT market release, initially expected at the end of November. It guides readers on how to discern high-quality GPT models by using traffic data from similarweb.com and highlights platforms like Assistant Hunt that rank GPTs based on visitor numbers. The author shares a positive experience with the Grimoire GPT, recommending it while it's still free. The article also provides insights into the author's journey of building a website with their wife, leveraging GPT technology for back-end development, and the transformative impact of AI on task execution. It concludes with a reflection on the necessity of adapting to new technologies and offers access to additional resources and cheat sheets for interested readers.

Opinions

The author is excited about the initial announcement of ChatGPT's market availability and is disappointed by the delay but remains optimistic.
There is an emphasis on the importance of tracking website traffic to gauge the popularity and potential quality of GPT models.
Assistant Hunt is recommended as a resource for finding top GPTs based on traffic data.
The author expresses admiration for the Grimoire GPT, praising its capabilities and suggesting it may not remain free indefinitely.
The author shares a personal account of using Grimoire to assist in web development, appreciating its structured approach to problem-solving.
The article suggests that adapting to new technologies like GPT is crucial to stay relevant in a rapidly changing technological landscape.
The author advocates for a hands-on approach to learning, suggesting that debugging errors is a pathway to understanding the applied techniques.
The author provides additional resources for readers interested in AI and machine learning, indicating a commitment to sharing knowledge and tools within the AI community.

Here is How You Can Explore the Top GPT’s on the Market

Discover Leading GPT Models: Unveiling AI’s Future with ChatGPT and Cutting-Edge Technology

According to the initial announcement by Open AI on 7 November, ChatGPT market should be available at the end of November. This news made my year instead of just my day! Because it was great news.

However, Open AI sent emails to GPT builders, notifying them of the delay, as follows.

GPT Market

Now, it looks like the GPT market will be available early next year, but until that day, how can we detect really good GPTs? Just keep reading, and I’ll show you.

There are many websites where you can see the lists of GPTs; however, this one uses custom GPT links and orders them according to their visits. This data comes from similarweb.com.

Similarweb.com is a website, where you can track number of visitors of webpages, and you even can compare them each other.

Assistant Hunt

By visiting this website, you can see the top GPT’s according to their traffic. If you click on ‘chat’, you will be directed to this GPT and able to start using it.

As you can see from the above, you can observe how much traffic this GPT attracts. You can also view the details of this GPT by clicking on its name.

Grimoire

I met this amazing GPT yesterday. I must say, I was amazed by its capabilities after testing it a bit. Also, I don’t think it will be free forever, so if you plan to use it, now is the best time to do so.

These days, I am coding the website for ‘Learn AI With Me’ with my wife, which you might be familiar with from my Substack posts. She codes at night, and I code during the day. She is very skilled at front-end development, and I am learning back-end development.

To avoid frequently interfering with her design, I used a grimoire to see if we could reshape our blog using the picture above, as I really like its structure. Let’s see its output.

First, it splits the actions we need to take in a very informative way; I really like it. Now, let’s see the second part of its answer.

Here, it provides the codes corresponding to the actions it first sent to me. I’ll skip its remaining answers, and here is the end of its answer.

Which I have to say, I loved it!

My Suggestions

For further actions, I need to upload my code to Grimoire and observe how it changes. I will then implement those changes on my website and observe the results. Initially, when I started writing my website, I only knew Flask.

Thanks to ChatGPT and tools like these, I have successfully run my Django blog on AWS Cloud and am now using Django with App Runner. But, of course, along the way, even if you are not familiar with the technologies you are using, you will become proficient eventually.

ChatGPT can serve as a helpful assistant. It’s important to understand the techniques you apply, and trust me, you will gain this understanding while debugging errors.

Final Thoughts

The ways people do tasks using technologies have been unconditionally and irrevocably changed. Here, our choice is either to adapt or reject these systems, risking being replaced by those who have adapted.

Thanks for reading. If you liked what you saw, there is more for you on my substack. Here also, Learn AI With Me GPT’s are available for paid subscribers, via invited-only notion page.

Here are free resources of mine.

Thanks for reading!

Here is the ChatGPT cheat sheet.

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Here is the source code of the “Classification Task with 6 Different Algorithms using Python” data project.

Here is the source code of the “Decision Tree in Energy Efficiency Analysis” data project.

Here is the source code of the “DataDrivenInvestor 2022 Articles Analysis” data project.

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