My Bot on Poe https://poe.com/ConsultTheWord

 Before OpenAI's recently announced GPTs and Assistants, there was Quora's POE platform, which provided users with the ability to create their own bots and assistants. POE hosted a variety of AI models, allowing users to easily build their own bots using any of the available models. Initially, users had free access to models like Claude, Llama, GPT, and more. While these models are still available on POE, the most powerful ones are no longer free or have limited access.


Earlier, somewhere at the start of the year, I gave it a try and created my own bot named "ConsultTheWord."
The concept behind it was "Why only Read the Word when you can Consult The Word." The bot was designed to provide advice and solutions based on religious teachings. The AI model that powers my bot is Anthropic's Claude-instant. It's not the most powerful ( because it's free, lol ), but still works pretty well in my oponion, again for a free model.

It's fascinating to see that OpenAI, the market leader, is now offering users the option to create their own AI applications and assistants, much like Quora's POE platform did. This presents new opportunities for Users and developers to explore the capabilities of AI, and build and innovate in ways we can't yet imagine.



https://lnkd.in/d8rHb99F
Poe - ConsultTheWord


writtedn 5 months back on linkedIn , though I'd stoire it here a swell

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