Repository: openai/evals
Issue: I wanna GPT4's API
Root cause: Others


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@Kiyliy 

😂 I was the same way when GPT-4 came out. 

Be sure to sign up for the waitlist: <https://openai.com/waitlist/gpt-4-api>

They also have a way to earn API access, but you have to contribute something:

> 🚨 For a limited time, we will be granting GPT-4 access to those who contribute high quality evals. Please follow the instructions mentioned above and note that spam or low quality submissions will be ignored❗️
>
> Access will be granted to the email address associated with an accepted Eval. Due to high volume, we are unable to grant access to any email other than the one used for the pull request.

Start out by reading the README.md and other documentation in the docs folder. If you have a question on how to do an eval, my best advice is to try asking for help in the Discussions or look at some of the pull requests. I had some trouble making one, but I was able to come up with something after looking at the examples.

@jonathanagustin 

I am a first-year computer science student, and contributing to this project is beyond my capabilities. I only have basic programming skills. I have joined the waitlist, but I don't think I will be approved in time. I just want access to the GPT-4 API.


@Kiyliy

I believe that you can do it! Creating an eval does not require any programming, but it does require familiarity with the command line, preferably Linux-/Unix-based commands. 

I think this is a great opportunity to learn: One of my most embarrassing secrets when I was in my first-year computer science program was that I didn't even know that Linux existed. If you know a bit of Linux, I think you're well ahead of my past me.

I am unsure what OpenAI's policy is for GPT-4 API access. Due to the high volume of API requests, I don't think they just give it out to everyone that asks. I think you may potentially get off the waitlist sooner if you do some kind of development that uses GPT-3.5-turbo.

Can you think of any prompts where GPT-3.5-turbo fails? If so, I think you might have something to contribute. You currently only need 5 prompts to begin with, and you can basically copy-and-paste an example from the documentation or a PR to make a template for the prompts.

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When I asked ChatGPT for an example article on a research topic, I couldn't find the article they provided. The article they mentioned is not present in that issue of the journal. This feature needs to be improved.

@jonathanagustin 

Translate to English: Yes, I know a little bit of Linux. ChatGPT excites me, and for this, I've learned some Linux and successfully ran some open-source projects on servers from GitHub.
Regarding prompts, yes, I've been paying close attention to prompt engineering and jailbreaking recently, and I've successfully jailbroken GPT-3.5 and GPT-4. It's quite interesting. GPT-3.5 often doesn't follow overly restrictive prompts, and the simplest jailbreaking method in this case is to add "stay in character" at the end.

@yuceismail 

The training data of ChatGPT still stops at September 2021, so they cannot access the latest journals and papers. I think using ChatGPT to write academic papers might not be a good idea. It may make mistakes regarding facts, as it is not aware of what has happened in the world since then.