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How to train ChatGPT with custom data using Zifront

Hello IndieHackers community! In this short article, I'll demonstrate how you can effortlessly train ChatGPT with custom data, enabling it to understand specific topics with ease.

Requirements:

Step 1: Add your ChatGPT API Key to your Zifront integrations.

Go to: Settings > Integrations > ChatGPT and enter your ChatGPT API Key. You are all set with the integration!

ChatGPT API Key

Step 2: Create a Chatbot

Go to: Chatbots > Add Chatbot and fill in the fields to create a blank chatbot.

ChatGPT Create Chatbot

Step 3: Build the Chatbot Flow

Drag the ChatGPT icon from the Chatbot Actions box and drop it to attach it to the Start icon. You are ready to proceed with training the chatbot.

ChatGPT Build Chatbot

Step 4: ChatGPT Training: Add your Questions and Answers

Now it's time to provide ChatGPT with your data. For this, click on the ChatGPT icon > QA View > New Question.

On the QA View, you will see a list of all your questions. In our case, it should be empty.

ChatGPT Fine-tuning

A well-trained ChatGPT model will require hundreds, if not thousands, of training data feeds, and in the end, it should look something like this:

ChatGPT Fine-tuning

Step 5: Install the trained Chatbot

After saving your Chatbot, you will have the option to install the chatbot on your website.

ChatGPT Installation

The installation involves adding one line of code between your <head> tags or using a one-click installation with our WordPress plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/zifront-chatbot-and-live-chat/).

Once you've completed all these steps, you will have a fully functional, customized ChatGPT chatbot.

ChatGPT Chatbot

Without having to write a single line of Python code, Zifront provides a user-friendly interface to start your ChatGPT fine-tuning process. For more information, visit https://zifront.com.

on November 2, 2023
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