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# GPT
GPT is an alpha feature that allows you to use custom prompts to ask questions about your article. We use GPT-4-1106 Preview (the most advanced model in the world) and it has the context of your entire article (unless you deselect it).
CS AI aims to enable agile teams. Your writers and editors never need to leave the tool. You can prompt inside of the editor using the most advanced model of GPT. By advanced, we mean that you can only access the latest and greatest if your a dev shop that spends thousands of dollars a month on credits.
The current model is GPT-Turbo-Preview {1/25/24}. It has a 128k Context Window.
Check the box if you want the entire article to be the context. If you choose this option, the responses will take MUCH longer, but the benefit is that the system knows exactly what has been written.\
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We recommend using it like this.\
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Copy the section you want to talk about. Do not use article as context.
The result looks like this ->
As you can see, the result that I pasted into the article is unformatted. While the writing is better, the current output does not format exactly how you'd want. We will work on this.
After we edit the text, it looks pretty good.
We'll let you decide which one you like better.
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