A Fun AutoGPT App: AgentGPT
Created on April 12|Last edited on April 12
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I recently found this fun tool called AgentGPT which is along the lines of AutoGPT projects, which are GPT models that are fully autonomous and are able to act and execute commands instead of just generating sentences. One popular example is ChaosGPT.
AgentGPT is similar in the sense that it's automated, but you, the user, can provide it a name and a prompt or, more specifically, a goal. The AI will try to dismantle this goal into sub-tasks and solve these individually. Below is an image output of the model's attempt at "winning a hackathon" and coding FizzBuzz. Do note, the model stopped execution in the goal "win a hackathon" due to high usage limits. To bypass this, you must be an OpenAI Premium user and you must enter your API key.
How these LLMs leverage external tools is largely unexplored. This would be an interesting line of research to explore the reasoning and decision-making process behind these models. Doing so can help with potentially understanding model bias more and open up new avenues for LLM applications.
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