The introduction of ChatGPT marks a significant breakthrough in advancing Artificial Intelligence. This chatbot astounded the global community with its remarkable capacity to respond thoroughly to various inquiries.
Recently, OpenAI expanded ChatGPT’s functionalities by releasing a Code Interpreter plugin. Only a few subscribers can exclusively be the Plus subscribers on July 7th. To access this enhanced version of ChatGPT, users can subscribe to ChatGPT Plus for a monthly fee of $20.
The recent announcement has generated excitement and concerns among individuals, owing to the unveiling of Code Interpreter. This revolutionary plugin has the potential to replace the roles of numerous data scientists, leading to a mix of optimism and anxiety. Ethan Mollick, an associate professor of management, shared his initial experience with Code Interpreter in a blog post. He described how this remarkable tool enabled ChatGPT to write code, conduct calculations, and generate charts effectively.
The introduction of Code Interpreter coincides with growing scrutiny surrounding OpenAI’s data privacy and collection practices. This scrutiny comes with a series of lawsuits, including one filed by comedian Sarah Silverman. The lawsuit accused ChatGPT of unauthorized use of data by the company. In addition, Mollick emphasized the tool’s capacity to “reason” just like humans. It displayed flexibility by engaging in dialogues about various approaches to analyzing data users uploaded.
Code Interpreter Uses ChatGPT
The plugin lets users use ChatGPT to execute code, generate charts, analyze data, perform mathematical operations, edit files, and more. Also, the plugin allows users to input unformatted data from PDFs and request its analysis. It can convert data from wide to long formats instantly.
Also, the Code Interpreter swiftly organizes and visualizes the data. Those who have already used the plugin express that its potential is limitless, allowing for tasks such as chart creation, data analysis, video editing, and beyond.
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