I Tried Data Analysis ChatGPT Plugin: Every Analyst's Dream or a Nightmare in Disguise – Towards Data Science
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Recently, ChatGPT Plus introduced a collection of ‘My GPTs’ plugins available for use. If you’re a subscriber to the 20 USD per month ChatGPT Plus service, you can access these ChatGPT plugins or even build your own GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) !
I tried the Genz 4 meme. It’s fun! Hahaha…
Now, I’d like to share my experience with the Data Analysis Plugin from ChatGPT. My expectations were high, especially since this plugin was developed by ChatGPT itself. Moreover, OpenAI has significantly invested in its Codex development, which serves as the foundation for GitHub Copilot.
I am going to ask ChatGPT to analyze my JSON file.
The JSON file contains a list of exported chat history I had with ChatGPT. This list includes nested dictionaries, each varying in content length. Notably, some conversations feature extended back-and-forth exchanges, which could introduce complexity in unpacking and analyzing the data structure.
Instead of writing the code from scratch, I will utilize the Data Analysis ChatGPT plugin to analyze this JSON file. For this experiment, I am going to try analyzing this JSON file with 2 different starting prompts: a more precise prompt and another ambiguous one.
Given the provided JSON, I need ChatGPT to give me an idea about:
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Data Scientist, Machine Learning and Augmented Reality, simplifying complex codes. Teach DS & AI @ Le Wagon 🪂 Paraglider https://www.linkedin.com/in/liviaellen
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