ChatGPT has evolved significantly since its inception, with GPT-4 now supporting third-party plug-ins that allow users to explore new and innovative ways to use the AI. However, there are several open-source tools available that can help users get the most out of ChatGPT, even with its free version. One such tool is Vlog, which converts videos into documents that can be analyzed and discussed with ChatGPT. By using pre-trained models like BLIP2, GRIT, and Whisper, Vlog can analyze images, environment, and audio in the video and create a comprehensive document that users can discuss and analyze with ChatGPT. There are two ways to use Vlog: through a demo on HuggingFace or by locally installing it on your PC. The latter requires a few dependencies, including Git, Wget, Anaconda, and Python 3.8. Once Vlog is installed, users can convert a video to a document that can be fed to ChatGPT and analyzed accordingly.
The ChatGPT platform is the brainchild of OpenAI, a San Francisco-based AI research company founded in 2015 by entrepreneurs and philanthropists like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Greg Brockman. OpenAI aims to develop advanced AI that can benefit humanity and safeguard against potential hazards.
Vlog is an open-source tool that was created by a member of the AI community and is hosted on GitHub. It uses pre-trained models and a variety of dependencies to convert video to text and can be used to analyze and discuss the same with ChatGPT.
