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  • John Demonstrates His Narrow AI Framework

    John Demonstrates His Narrow AI Framework

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    In this video, I demonstrate my approach and techniques for allowing users to create, manage, and use their own narrow AI widgets. I create a total of 9 widgets in this video, including a fully functional Blackjack game, all done right in the browser. The other two demo videos I have on this site were…

  • Release Notes – User Managed AI Widgets

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    The latest release of my chatbot stack adds support for user managed narrow AI chat widgets (a.k.a. dynamic widgets). This means users can craft conversations with the chatbot suited to their own needs. When creating or editing narrow widgets, users can set appearance options, set up instructions for the conversation, and toggle/configure from available features.…

  • Chatbot Basics: Upload, Crop, and Edit Images

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    This short video (3 minutes) shows how users can use Chatbot to upload, crop, and edit images using an image mask. Note: On mobile devices, images can be taken directly from the camera when uploading (or they can be selected from the photo library on your device). Also, there is no audio track on this…

  • Chatbot Basics: Write an Article

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    This 6 minute video shows how users can use Chatbot to write an AI article with a featured image and add the article to a WordPress site. Note: The is no audio track in this video, only a screen recording.

  • Are you familiar with the markdown-it library?

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    John: are you familiar with the markdown-it library? Chatbot: Yes, I'm familiar with the markdown-it library. Markdown-it is an extensible Markdown parser written in JavaScript. It's a very popular library that is often used to convert Markdown syntax into HTML. It is highly configurable and supports a wide range of Markdown features, including CommonMark standard…

  • Why I Use Angular

    Why I Use Angular

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    In the realm of frontend development, choosing the right framework can make a significant difference in building robust, scalable, and efficient web applications. Angular, developed and maintained by Google, has emerged as a leading choice for developers seeking modern features and unparalleled development capabilities. In this article, we will explore why Angular stands out as…