Quote from @Henry Clark:
Quote from @Steven S.:
https://chatgpt.com/share/67e35b44-352c-800b-b9d8-79e44e703c...
@Henry Clark So do you see how ChatGPT can utilize BP posts to answer your Q's? It's really simple and takes <30 seconds!
But you might be getting confused... Carlos said "But it's good if BP started to have its own AI LLM feature" and that is what I am responding to. It's actually stupid for BP to make their own chatbot, as Carlos was requesting, because it's a waste of time & resources. The large AI companies already provide this.
That example is great. Now forget what both of you said. How does BP set up and automate a response on their forum posts. Move the conversation past you two and to BP. People are lazy. How do you automate it as part of their BP post?
@Henry Clark Sure, after thinking about it:
1. When composing a post (in the editor), have an automation to take the currently written content every 15 seconds, and send it to an AI with a system prompt like:
"Analyze the content below into summarized search terms and then check only bigger pockets forum posts from biggerpockets.com that you see on search results, and return me the top 5 most similar most recent posts. If there's nothing similar, you should only output "NO_MATCHES". {USER_POST}".
If NO_MATCHES is returned, then loop again and try in 15s.
When matches are found, you can display these similar posts with the citation tags for sources (just like in the ChatGPT example), hover over sentences to see different posts & provide links to posts at the bottom of the editor.
This will allow those basic posts to be answered immediately, before they even get done writing their post.
2. Create a 'BP Expert' bot that identifies those surface-level posts or things that have a straightforward answer, and comments "This post has been identified as basic so I'll try to answer it for you. XYZ explanation. 123 sources." This will answer those basic posts or questions, and point them towards the other posts/sources.
This bot would also apply "Beginner", "Intermediate", and "Expert" tags (with their own colors) to each post below the title of each post so people could easily know what level each post is at. Some people like only expert level discussions, some only beginner, etc.
These two solutions avoid excessive API cost since it's not like a general chatbot anyone can just type things into, whilst still providing a lot of value to the community from beginners to experts. BP Pro members (subscription fee accounts) could get access to a chatbot or something that has custom system prompting/memory trained on BP posts (obviously with usage limits, I would make it like 50% profitable, i.e. charging 1.5x the cost of the API tokens they use).
I could think of more but I don't get paid to do this for BP lol
