Tag:generative-ai

All the articles with the tag "generative-ai".

• The role of web service API reference documentation in ChatGPT Plugins

  Posted on:April 5, 2023 |  at 11:11 AM

  ChatGPT Plugins enable ChatGPT to access real-time information. Web service API reference documentation plays a big and important role in the ChatGPT Plugin architecture. You can't force ChatGPT to use your plugin. You can only persuade ChatGPT to do so by documenting your API effectively.

• Evaluating the quality of my retrieval-augmented generation system

  Posted on:June 16, 2023 |  at 11:11 AM

  I have a prototype of a retrieval-augmented generation search experience for the Pigweed docs. I need a way to measure whether the various changes I make are improving or reducing the quality of the system. This is how I do it.

• Initial thoughts about the potential impact of generative AI on technical writing

  Posted on:March 24, 2023 |  at 11:11 AM

  A lot of people are talking about how generative AI is a gamechanger for documentation. This post summarizes what's going on.

• Generating page summaries with HuggingFace summarization models

  Posted on:December 6, 2023 |  at 07:40 PM

  Can I use one of the summarization models published on HuggingFace to locally generate summaries for each page of my Sphinx site? The answer after one night of Covid-delirious experimentation appears to be a resounding "maybe"!

• Positioning your docs to play nicely with generative AI

  Posted on:April 18, 2023 |  at 11:11 AM

  Early ideas about how to author docs that work well with generative AI.

• Response to Tom's "10 principles for writing for AI"

  Posted on:April 21, 2023 |  at 11:11 AM

  This post continues the discussion on how docs strategy might need to change in order to take full advantage of generative AI.