Most of our content is video driven. Our idea was to post the video (vimeo) then drop a transcript into the body and hide it using the summary feature.
A simple question, like please provide a detailed summary of George Gammon’s latest presentation from Rebel Capitalist Live broke the bot.
“Unfortunately, the full details of the transcript from his presentation aren’t available directly in the brief excerpt. However, exploring the linked video might be the best way to access the comprehensive content of his presentation.”
I’m just curious, is there a way to get the bot to actually look at the transcript and summarize it?
I noticed it’s not sourcing the full transcript but a brief excerpt. Could this be the issue?
Hey Thanks for chiming in Sam. So I think it must be some kind of permission issue. I feel like i’ve thrown the kitchen sink at this thing with respect to permissions and still can’t get the bot to read the thread I created…
my prompt: "can you access the thread and the transcript on this page?
“Hello fellow rebel capitalist, hope you’re well! It seems that the topic you provided (Joseph Wang - June 1, 2024) is not found or may not be accessible at this moment. If you have any other details or another link, feel free to share them with me, and I’ll do my best to assist!”
It is not a public link. For some reason sometimes topics must be everybody, sometimes not. And if a bot tries use full link it will do it as a… web browser. And maybe-perhaps then forced login is an issue?
Just to be absolutely sure. An user means in this context that real user who made a request, not that ai-pseudo-user that tries answer? I mean, both users have rights from trustlevel.
Hey Sam, This works much better with respect to answers. Thank you sir!
Do you know why the bot would add a /1 to the Wang presentation post, thereby breaking the link?
Also, noticed that it wants to take you to the video hosting site instead of the post unless you get specific. And the post URL doesn’t work as mentioned above. I see what you mean by more of an art.
When I asked it to show me where I can watch Joseph Wang’s latest presentation from rebel Capitalist live.
It said,
“You can watch Joseph Wang’s presentation at Rebel Capitalist Live by following this link: Joseph Wang - Rebel Capitalist Live Presentation. Joseph Wang’s post in the Rebel Capitalist Live forum can be found here.”
Different LLMs perform better or worse… for example you have GPT 3.5 (cheapest / worse) … GPT 4o (more expensive / better). I would recommend you reduce variable by going to your LLM page and disabling GPT-4 and 3.5 turbo and only having 4o enabled. https://forum.georgegammon.com/admin/plugins/discourse-ai/ai-llms
System prompts matter, if you want the LLM to behave in a certain way, include some examples of “good behavior” in the system prompt.
There is an aspect of randomness as well which is hard to control.
Thank you @sam that did the trick. We also added an additional line to the system prompt “when you retrieve a link, be sure that it is a link to somewhere inside this platform only.”
I think this bot just made our service 10x more valuable to our members.
