Here's a brief glimpse of our INCREDIBLE near future. GPT-3 armed with a Python interpreter can · do exact math · make API requests · answer in unprecedented ways Thanks to @goodside and @amasad for the idea and repl! Play with it: replit.com/@SergeyKarayev/gp…

Sep 12, 2022 · 5:30 PM UTC

There's so much low-hanging fruit here it's simply insane. · Add first-class support for searching the web, parsing HTML · Add "state" to the prompt, allowing new answers to reference previous answers. · Make a Python library to provide uniform interface to a bunch of free APIs
You do need a repl.it and openai account to run this
For those getting an error trying to run this, after forking the Repl, you need to insert a secret with key OPENAI_API_KEY and value = your Open AI key. See screenshot. Brings to mind the Arthur C Clarke quote about sufficiently advanced tech feeling like magic.
And... caveat emptor, this can be very naughty indeed. mobile.twitter.com/teuber_de…
Replying to @moyix
Funnily enough, in my feed your tweet was exactly above the tweet on using "GPT-3 armed with Python" for question answering: Achieving arbitrary remote code execution seems to be easy enough...
Replying to @flngr
Combined with code generation GPT-3 is incredibly powerful
Just as a minor warning, your new Python-enabled GPT-3 may become possessed by the evil Zlago. Just something to watch out for.
Update: GPT-3 can now write code to call GPT-3
Now that our GPT-3 can execute code on @Replit, let's teach it to: · Google stuff · Read web pages · ✨Ask GPT-3 questions✨ That's right -- we're going RECURSIVE.
In the five months since arming GPT-3 with the ability to execute code, the field has seen incredible progress -- both academic and practical. If you're interested in not only 🤠'ing but also 🤓's, hope to see you at LLM Bootcamp!
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Is there a risk of arbitrary code execution (like "rm -rf /")?
definitely, I wouldn't run this on my own computer