Nabanita Roy- Building Contextual ChatBot using LLMs, Vector Databases & Python | PyData Global 2023
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Chatbots that understand contexts and respond based on past conversations are a "Dream Come True" with state-of-the-art Generative AI models. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate building a chatbot using OpenAI API and LLMs available on HuggingFace. Besides, I will talk about the advantages of using LangChain and the different strategies that can be used to configure your chatbot to yield the best responses. Not only that, the chatbot can also get you the relevant texts (basically the context) from which it derives the answers for transparency, validation and troubleshooting. Python libraries like OpenAI, HuggingFace, LangChain and Streamlit will be used in the majority of the tutorial to build this GenAI-powered chatbot.
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