Woah. I never gave it my database schema but it assumes I have a table called "users" (which is accurate) and that there's a timestamp field called "signup_time" for when a user signed up.
I am definitely impressed by the fact that it could get this close without knowledge of the schema, and that you can provide additional context about the schema. Seems like there is a lot of potential for building a natural language query engine that is hooked up to a database. I suppose there is always a risk that a user could generate a dangerous query but that could be mitigated.
Not related to the article but what exactly is "open" about OpenAI?
I am definitely impressed by the fact that it could get this close without knowledge of the schema, and that you can provide additional context about the schema. Seems like there is a lot of potential for building a natural language query engine that is hooked up to a database. I suppose there is always a risk that a user could generate a dangerous query but that could be mitigated.
Not related to the article but what exactly is "open" about OpenAI?