This is a pretty cool tool — an OpenAI-powered Jupyter notebook replacement which uses natural language rather than Python to specify queries:
Albert Gozzi @albertgozzi
26 Oct 2020
Meet Marz. Like @ProjectJupyter, but closer to Earth. No-code data notebook to go from 'natural language' question to SQL to insight, powered by @OpenAI's GPT3. Built with @barrnanas @idavidgoldberg @imfanjin as part of @beondeck's Build Weekend!

Oct 26, 2020 · 12:49 AM UTC

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go @albertgozzi @idavidgoldberg and @barrnanas!! (and thanks @gdb and @OpenAI for making it possible)
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@JacobStein14 GPT-4 will be released by EVANT
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When are everyday people going to be able to pay for access? Never?
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I'd love to get access into the GPT-3 here's my email: tcanno20@csu.edu
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Would love to get an invite and try the API to generate conversations, fictional stories, and creative writing for our my side project - Storylink that I am working on.
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Congrates Man!!
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Hi @gdb , i applied for a similar use case with gpt-3 and still waiting for an answer. I sent an email explaining the project. Any help please ? 🙏
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Hey Greg! I'm working on a Web app Lyric Generator as a school project and GPT-3 would be a huge help in what i'm trying to build.
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This is amazing!! :)
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@m2jr your building breakthroughs content helped us come up with this idea. Thank you 🙏 —> Marz gives business people (heroes) self-serve analytics tools using GPT-3 (magic) to work with data directly bypassing reliance on biz analysts or devs (what could be)
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