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Keep conversations flowing with the OpenAI API PHP SDK

P粉426906369 2023-11-01 09:04:15

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I'm trying to use the OpenAI PHP SDK's completion() method to maintain a conversation.

Prompt #1: "How are you?"
Prompt #2: “What have I asked you before?”

But the artificial intelligence seems to have forgotten the question I asked before. It will randomly answer the second prompt.

The code I used for these two calls is as follows:

$call1 = $open_ai->completion([ 'model' => 'text-davinci-003', 'prompt' => 'How Are You?', ]); $call2 = $open_ai->completion([ 'model' => 'text-davinci-003', 'prompt' => 'What i asked you before?', ]);

What did I miss? How can I keep the session active between these two calls so that the AI remembers what I asked before?

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P粉3168908842023-11-02 00:08:31 1 floor

^{The second answer, becausethe first answerdoes not answer the OP's question.}

Based onthis OpenAI Playground example, a "conversation" can only be "asked" by sending two commands to the API.

Don’t think there’s a way to keep the conversation going after receiving a reply.

Consider this example, we send the following text:

The following is a conversation with an AI assistant. Human: Hello Human: What is 3 * 3? AI: Human: What did I just asked? AI:

The reply I got was:

You asked me what 3 * 3 is. The answer is 9.

Code for this purpose:

           completion([ 'model' => $model, 'prompt' => $question, 'temperature' => 0.9, 'max_tokens' => 150, 'frequency_penalty' => 0, 'presence_penalty' => 0.6, 'stop' => ["\nHuman:", "\nAI:"] ]); try { $json = @json_decode($res); foreach ($json->choices as $choice) { echo $choice->text . PHP_EOL; } } catch (Exception $e) { var_dump($e); return NULL; } } $text =Notestoparray, which is quoted fromDocumentation:
This seems to let the AI know where to "read" and where to "write"
If you remove this parameter from the request, it will return without returning the answer:
You asked what 3 times 3 is.