Build An Audio AI App Transcripts
Chapter: Feature 4: Chat Q and A
Lecture: Using the ask_lemur method for Real Questions
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I think we're ready to actually call this function in the UI. Now, before we do, I think actually this has,
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I'm a little worried this is gonna limit some stuff. So let's take this out and we'll add it back if it becomes a problem.
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Okay, so let's go over to our podcast views where we have, I have a question, I have asked it. Let's actually ask the question.
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So we'll say this, we'll say chat equals await AI service, ask chat, and we put podcast episode email question. Now you might be thinking,
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what if there's nobody logged in that could crash 'cause that would be none. Well, it's not getting past there, right?
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That's our test we've already done. So this should be totally solid even with verifications and let's go ahead and put, there's two ways,
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there's a more refined way we're gonna do this, but let's say chat.answer goes here. That should honestly be all we need to do to make this work.
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Let's run it. And let's try it from the beginning on one of these. Let's go over here to reply all. We haven't done anything with them yet.
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Reply all the world's most expensive free watch. No idea what this is about, but let's give it a try. You can see I picked a few more
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that we're gonna play with up there. Let's just make sure that it works. I'll press, could have the transcript and this should change.
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If you look over here, you can see if there is a transcript, the chat does change, but let's just hit enable chat right here to see that this works.
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Look at that, preparing episode for AI and now it just means we're transcribing it. So as usual, this will take just a moment
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and then we should get something cool here. Success, chat is ready. Refresh and now it says we can chat with the episode.
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So a story of a man who made an extremely dubious decision to order a watch that he found on Instagram.
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Well, let's ask a question here and just see what happens just to kind of round this out. What happened on Instagram? Based on the transcript provided,
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not a fan of that because that's sort of leaking our implementation details, but let's carry on. It appears this episode of Reply All
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discusses deceptive drop shipping schemes on Instagram. Specifically, a man named David fell for one such scheme
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after seeing an ad on Instagram for a free watch. Oh, awesome, how cool is that? The transcript provides evidence
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that these types of drop shipping schemes were successful using Instagram ads to mislead customers. Very, very cool.
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One thing I wanna point out here is this UI is a little condensed, compact, I don't know. If you look at the response, it's actually paragraphs
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and more space in here, but 'cause we put plain text into an HTML field, all of that was lost. So I told you there's a better way to do this
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as we can come down here and say vm.setAnswer, chat.answer, and this will cure some of the things that were bugging me there.
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So refresh, and because this question, not totally refresh, it's ask again. Because we asked this before, let's see what happens.
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It shouldn't have to rerun it. Sure enough, it doesn't. Notice the based on the transcript provided is gone and now it's a, right to the answer.
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It appears this episode of Reply All Discuss is deceptive, da da da, and here you can see it now has the concepts all broken out
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with a summary at the end. Awesome, so, so good. So I'm impressed. This is really, this is impressive.
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So let's just look real quick at what this set answer does. It's worth checking out. Up at the top, there are a couple of regular expressions.
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And these are the ones that look for these misleading pieces. It says if the text starts with based on that dot dot,
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we're going to just remove that bit. And then there's another one that we potentially could run across called transcripts.
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Sometimes it thinks there's more than one if it's too long. And it's just gonna go down here when we say set answer
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and just turns it and says for each regular expression, get rid of that junk, uppercase the starting character,
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and then turn what are just text new lines into line breaks in HTML. So just so you know what's happening there.
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And now it makes, I think it makes a big difference. It makes a real big difference. So awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome. I love it.