Fair point James. ChatGPT works fine when you only have a few PDFs. However, I ran into a limit of 10 pdf files when trying to upload into ChatGPT. I even tried zipping all the files into one and uplading it but then ChatGPT struggled to extract the information.
Using Python to connect to the ChatGPT models directly gets around these file limit issues. You can just point it to a directory on your computer even if there are hundreds of files.
With Python, you also have the ability to automate the task on a trigger e.g. a set regular time or when a new file is uploaded to the folder.
Pretty interesting. I've done something similar before myself. But don't you think chatbots like ChatGPT will always be a better solution?
Fair point James. ChatGPT works fine when you only have a few PDFs. However, I ran into a limit of 10 pdf files when trying to upload into ChatGPT. I even tried zipping all the files into one and uplading it but then ChatGPT struggled to extract the information.
Using Python to connect to the ChatGPT models directly gets around these file limit issues. You can just point it to a directory on your computer even if there are hundreds of files.
With Python, you also have the ability to automate the task on a trigger e.g. a set regular time or when a new file is uploaded to the folder.