May I use chatGPT 3.5 (NOT turbo)

[manuelm]

I own WWB 19. Is it possible to use chatGPT 3.5 plain instead of turbo just for texts?

If I try I see this message:

{
"error": {
"message": "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details.",
"type": "insufficient_quota",
"param": null,
"code": "insufficient_quota"
}
}

[ncj71]

I have had this same error.

After investigating error, seems you have to buy tokens to enable the use of chatGPT using WYSIWYG

Not sure if you can use standard chatGPT using WYSIWYG, you may have to jump on chatgpt, ask what you want then copy and paste to your webpages.

[Pablo]

You can use any available model, just type in the name in the input field: Tools -> Options -> Artificial Intelligence
Here is a list of all the models:
https://platform.openai.com/docs/models

Note however that 'ChatGPT-3' is not the same as 'gpt-3'. ChatGPT-3 is a web application that uses gpt-3.

A free OpenAI account should work. But it may have some limitations, like the number of requests you can make. If the free account has expired, then it will also throw a 'You exceeded your current quota' error.

See also the Artificial Intelligence FAQ:
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[gofrank]

I was getting that error, as well. After I went into my OpenAI account and set up a payment of $20, that error went away. Now I'm able to use the AI features of WB19 (so far) without limitation.

[manuelm]

Pablo, in your response you tell me that it should work with a free OpenAI account. I have a free OpenAI account and I use it without problems across the Web. I have tried with the list of models that you sent, but it doesn't work, I get the error that I mentioned in my first message. I'm just testing text generation for descriptions and keywords. Is there something I'm doing wrong? Or is it that your program does not support gpt-3.5 (not turbo)?

[Pablo]

WYSIWYG Web Builder 19 support any OpenAI (text and image) model.
This error indicates that you account does not have enough credits to use the Open API. This is unrelated to ChatGPT.

Please see the Artificial Intelligence FAQ more details.
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