Sorry I can’t give this topic a like at present. Don’t take that to mean I don’t like what the AI is doing, I think that part is great.
The video started from a Draft and most users will start from New Topic so it was a bit confusing for me when I tried this on the OpenAI forum where this is active thinking it should work.
When I started with New Topic I had to enter the title, select a category, skipped adding tags and add two lines in the post before the magic AI options appeared.
In the early days of the Discourse AI there was the ability to have the AI generate a new title for the topic based on the existing text. I used this often as a category moderator when they titles ran long, think wrapped around when viewing in a list. Then the way to do this vanished; I may have missed how it was supposed to be done but now it is back with this.
As a category moderator one can not edit a post and the AI option is next to the title for changing.
Was looking for that in the announcement, might be worth a mention.
Hey @EricGT so the video I put in a note that says that the content is already there. It was trying to make the demo video as short and succinct as possible.
It seems like it’s showing as unused in the OpenAI dashboard. But could it be because the configuration wasn’t completed? How can I verify this on my local machine?
The AI helper in the composer encompasses three main features including suggestions, context_menu, and image_caption
The setting allows us to have granular control of the AI helper by being able to enable/disable those main features.
suggestions refers to the the suggestion buttons that appear in the composer next to the title/category/tags. Clicking the suggestion button can suggest topic titles, category, tags, etc.
context_menu refers the the menu that appears when you select a portion of text in the composer, i.e. the menu that pops up with the custom prompt/translate/proofread/etc
image_caption refers to the “Caption with AI” button that appears when you hover over an uploaded image in the composer preview. This allows you to generate a caption based on the contents of the image.
I think eventually we would like to move to a system to provide more granular control of features within AI Helper and in other AI features, something in the radar for the future
Really wanted to use strike-through with the text but can’t edit the post.
The first post is really nice and quite useful, so I gave it a thumbs up. I really do appreciate the extra effort put into your post and look forward to reading more.