Just taught GPT-3 how to turn legalese into simple plain English. All I gave it were 2 examples 🤯 Might build a term sheet and investment document interpreter out of this 🤓

Jul 21, 2020 · 9:24 AM UTC

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With a few lines of Python and @sh_reya's gpt-3 sandbox I got a demo web app up and running in less than 30 mins. What an incredible time to learn about software and be able to test things out so rapidly.
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Replying to @michaeltefula
Hey Michael, did you end building the term sheet and investment document interpreter ?
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never got round to it sadly (time poor!)
Replying to @michaeltefula
Please do! I’m sure many founders would appreciate documents in plain simple speak 😂
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Lol would need refining and I’d probably work with a lawyer to fine tune. But pretty amazing how just 2 examples can provide a useful tool for anyone. This is going to democratise access to technical knowledge at scale!
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Lots of people asked for this to be built but my coding is just as bad as my football skills. Check out @adaobiadibe_'s amazing project instead at explainjargon.com/ It works great!
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Replying to @michaeltefula
That looks amazing! Do you have that code available somewhere to check out how you did it?
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It’s all gpt-3 😏 You just train it on some examples. I did use a sandbox here 👇🏾 to get a flask app running but haven’t got a publicly hosted demo yet (it’s on my todo once I go on holiday)
Michael @michaeltefula
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With a few lines of Python and @sh_reya's gpt-3 sandbox I got a demo web app up and running in less than 30 mins. What an incredible time to learn about software and be able to test things out so rapidly.
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Replying to @michaeltefula
You’re playing with this already 🤔
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Yep and no technical skills needed to make use of it in super interesting ways. Blog post on this coming soon :)
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