Thanks @adamschroeder ! That’s correct. My intention is to get ChatGPT to return more relevant and specific answers. Without that relevant context, ChatGPT has either zero or massively outdated knowledge of a narrow, rapdily-evolving subject.
Hi @adamschroeder ,
Sorry for the late answer, I was on vacation. GPT-4 access via API needs to be granted by OpenAI. At first they had a waitlist and on July 6 they gave access to all API users that spent at least 1 USD. Others still do not have access. Is this maybe the case with your API key?
I just tested with my key again and the app works fine with models 3.5 and 4.
Interesting. My api key is tied to ChatGPT 3.5 so I’m not sure what happened. I’ll try again.
In this case you probably don’t have access to the GPT-4 model on this API key yet.
You can use the app with the 3.5 model by setting LLM_MODEL constant to “gpt-3.5-turbo” in the app.py.
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Hi @adamschroeder ,
We finally managed to deploy the app. It was a bit of a struggle for us but finally it works. The app is available here: propagandabot.online:8000 
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Wow! @sislvacl great job! The results are astonishing:
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App Challenge Winners
Thank you everyone for participating in the Dash-ChatGPT App Challenge. Eleven incredible apps were submitted by the community!
Over the last couple of weeks, a group of Plotly staff judges had the pleasure of reviewing each app and voted for the top three app winners. And the winners are…
ChartGPT Dash App, created by Youplala, with the following code.
This app is astonishing: Upload a dataset and ask the app to visualize things for you. The app will make graphs with Plotly, figure out the variables in your dataset, and generate the code.
Find the AI Dash App, created by Derek, with the following code.
A game where you test your ability to distinguish quotes generated by ChatGPT from those written by humans. Can you find the AI?
We loved this app for its creativity, clean design, and fun approach to AI, demonstrating the capabilities of ChatGPT and AI powered chatbots. It quickly captured our attention and played multiple times trying to outsmart the machine.
RI-Dash App, created by Antoni, with the following code.
A great app that shows how sophisticated UI/UX can be built using the Dash framework. This app allows users to ask questions about specific publications and research papers in the field of thyroid cancer.
It simplifies the complex topic of cancer through ChatGPT, and it indicates the number of publications it examined to generate the answer. The Information Retrieval Animation was also unique in that the graph showcased gene regulation and correlations extracted from the literature. Each graph line represents a scientific article connecting two nodes, enabling users to retrieve information by clicking individual lines.
Join us on August 30 to see these winning apps in action. This is a great opportunity to see just how much is possible with open source Dash.
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Great UI, Antoni. Is it fully built with Dash?
Indeed, @parvizalizada. You can find the complete codebase here. However, please note that the live version hosted at Right BIO Information offers significantly more features and functionalities than what’s available in the GitHub repository. We continued development on the live page after the initial code submission. But everything is still written in Dash.
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Thanks for the link to the repo. I really like the UI/UX and every detail about the page. Didn’t know you can do this with Dash. Colours and font selection are matching really well. Great job!
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