Getting Started With Langchain | ChatGPT Python Agents With Web Search Capabilities

This video is about Langchain: A powerful framework for combining Large Language Models (LLM) like ChatGPT/GPT4 with tools like web search, mathematical calculations, and other integrations. All this can be done programmatically to build even more powerful tools than what we have seen so far.
Join me for this video to see how easy it is to get started with Langchain, using a Jupyter notebook, and gain more power with just five lines of code, than what you would ever see if you were just using the ChatGPT user interface. This is an awesome getting-started-level introduction video to Langchain. Advanced deep dives are to be done later.
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Looking for the code? Pretty much all the examples I show here can be found in Langchain documentation, so you can download them and play with them for yourself. Tip: Documentation pages are all Jupyter Notebooks, there's a download button in the top right corner. :)
Here are some further links mentioned in the video:
- python.langchain.com/en/latest/
- serpapi.com/
- • ChatGPT API (ChatGPT API and setting up)
- • Chat with your blogs |... (Chat with your blogs, Langchain embeddings)
- • How To Create ChatGPT ... (Virtual assistant with speech API using ChatGPT API)

[@aftermath7]

Hey man, I' kinda had an idea of creating an AI educator that will teach/ask questions from the textbooks i feed it, elaborate some statement or clear concepts of any subjects especially science; also ive literally zero coding experience, can you somehow guide me on this? I also want this half idea to monitize and generate revenue as im a student!

[@DevXplaining]

Hi, idea sounds fun, but there's fierce competition for services like that right now, everyone and their mother wants to monetize those, so best idea is to start playing immediately, and perhaps find a niche area within that to focus on.
I don't have much guides for zero-coding beginnings, as my focus is mostly code for coders on this channel. However, since this is the year of AI, I would encourage to see how much ChatGPT can generate you some seeds, ideas, even code, and refine that. You can pretty much generate something, then ask how to compile it, run it, test it, if you get errors ask about the errors. So I would say: Try to see if you can generate a POC without needing to learn all that much. But I expect you will need to learn some things.
I do have a few videos on my channel that might be relevant, I recently published one on how to use LangChain to read in your documents as embeddings in a vector database, so your model can ask questions about them. Something similar might be close to what you need. To monetize it you will of course need to refine it to unique enough product that works, find a place where you can host it, and in case it's successful, have money to pay the bills for the compute/API use. Nothing that cannot be done, but before going there, I would focus on a prototype to refine my idea.
And if it seems valuable, don't share it with anyone, just refine the poc until it kicks ass, then figure out how to release and run it. I see a lot of startups that began this year, but not going to say they don't take a lot of sweat still to be successful and monetize.

[@aftermath7]

@@DevXplaining This was the half part of the idea, considering it is such a ambitious project, I might need some developers and X amount of money as well

[@aftermath7]

@@DevXplaining But for now man, can you suggest me some easiest ways I can make money online to atleast have some principal amount to begin with