San Francisco is getting the ChatGPT treatment.
this month, aimed at providing instant answers to a range of questions that residents, house hunters and tourists might have about the city.San Francisco has a plethora of publicly available information, but it can be tedious to sift through it all.San Francisco GPT pulls from data sets from the U.S.
It uses Open AI's text generator engine GPT to convert those natural language questions to SQL, a programming language used to communicate with databases.San Francisco GPT is in beta mode, and it's worth reminding that the technology it's based on is"We are big fans of AI and think that AI can be used for a lot of public good and to help communities," Rahul Sonwalkar, an AI engineer, startup founder and one of San Francisco GPT's creators, told Axios.
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