Bradley - When I use ChatGPT through my browser, I can upload a PDF of a technical paper and the bot reads it instantly and communicates at near perfection to convert equations in the paper to Wolfram code. The problem is that after a bit the OpenAI link wants me to upgrade at a cost of $? or it shuts me off until tomorrow. Since I have a ChatGPT API key I presume that is what they want. I bought the Wolfram notebook assistant and assumed it - or a Chat Notebook - would provide the same functionality. Apparently not. In the Chat notebook I have selected OpenAI as the model and input my API Key. Even with that I am told to Import the pdf as plain text into the notebook. I can do that but the LaTex functionality is lost in the Plaintext conversion. Division signs are omitted and subscripts are ignored so differentials and exponents are not right unless I do a HUGE amount of tedious editing one character at a time. It seems like there is a LOOOOOONG step between what OpenAI offers directly and the version of it that comes through the notebook.

I would much prefer to go through Wolfram for these things. If I am doing something wrong, please advise. But the Wolfram Chat bot seems to be well below the OpenAI equivalent. I am happy to pay $20 a month to one or the other of you but it does not seem to make sense to do both since OpenAI will supply everything I need without the Notebook Assistant.

David - Thanks for that. And I get it, the bot can't be perfect. That is why they call it ARTIFICIAL intelligence. Whatever the situation I ALWAYS double- and triple-check for errors. It is just that the ChatGPT version is both very easy and very accurate. The window has the familiar clip icon Not only can one upload the paper but if you want to add data to test the theory the paper expresses, it is just another paper-clip-icon click and the data is uploaded!!!. This saves HOURS of tedious typing. These are ministerial, have been around for years, so it is hard to understand when Wolfram does not allow/adopt similar time-saving convenience.

It is not associated with the plan. It is a limit of the Model. Whenever you are carrying on a conversation with the LLM, for example, in a Chatbook, it sends the full history of the conversation to the model. At some point, the number of tokens that are being sent to the model exceeds the limit of the model. You can see the various context limits of the OpenAI models here OpenAI Models

From your messages I am guessing that you are using one of the older gpt-4 models which have a total context limit of 8192 tokens

No. Grok is XAi (from Elon Musk). Groq is from a distinctly different vendor. I'm surprised this is not well known by now.

I'm not sure how I can directly make suggestions to the developers (other than ones that may read this forum on an uncertain frequency). I would think that a platform on the level of XAi would be on their radar without users needing to make suggestions. Even the just announced DeepSeek from the CCP is in the list you posted. You and Bradley have Wolfram Research in your profiles, maybe you could pass it along?

Hi David. I can confirm that the Wolfram Notebook Assistant + LLM Kit will work on both of your computers where you have Wolfram desktop products installed. It's access is tied to your Wolfram ID, not your activation codes, so it will work on any computer where you sign in.

Bradley -- I just found out about this and, late on a Saturday before Christmas, I excitedly purchased a year's supply. I have a license number for the product but do not find anywhere to register it. Chat enabled notebooks seem to work as usual. Should I imaging there is enough AI in it to connect my subscription to my license number. That brings up the question: Can I use it on my laptop with my Home License I get from Premier Support?

You won't to buy tokens from OpenAI for either level of the Notebook Assistant + LLM Kit product. Instead of using third-party providers, you connect directly to our server and we take care of the rest.

You're correct that we've set the plan limits based on non-industrial strength usage. And yes, you have it right that if you hit those limits, you can still buy Wolfram Service Credits which will allow you to keep going.

Bradley I bought the Notebook and it doesn't work. I have been a user since 2,0 at full commercial level and Stephen's minions have asked me to do book reviews for him on Amazon (and I did one on his book on CHATGPT). I have pursued this with the alleged "Premier Service" but what you don't realise is the commercial stuff I disclosed to them. I suggest you get in touch with them. But basically I think Wolfram has lost control of quality control - please pass that on to Stephen (the Premier service people can give you my background ) I would like to see this work but I am not hopeful. Peter

Update: NA wouldn't properly install on my Surface book. The 413 meg index file just did not want to properly extract and I messages which have an active link to GitHub - this had a real beta test vibe to it. After the 3rd attempt the index search term file downloaded and I was able to query. My frustration was doubled because 14.1 will not install on my Imac despite multiple attempts and this is the subject of a ticket.

Bradley, question here please:

regarding the Essentials and Pro Suscription to NoteBook Assistant+LLM Kit; I assume both functionalities are included on both type of suscriptions, but a comment on FAQs on https://www.wolfram.com/notebook-assistant-llm-kit/, makes me doubt it:

"Wolfram Notebook Assistant is intended for human users; LLM Kit is intended for programmatic use. Pro should be sufficient for light programmatic use".

Can you confirm both NoteBook Assistant and LLM Kit functionalities are included on both Essentials and Pro Suscriptions? If so, what is the difference between Essentials and Pro suscription? Are there different plan limits between suscriptions? Could you explain them?

Thank you for clarification.

Thanks for the clarification! Regards

Very excited. How will this work in the cloud offering?

Well done with this! Within 10 minutes of using Notebook Assistant I was discovering improvements in coding a commercial solution that we're developing. Looking forward to all of the possibilities!

First try, first error message after having subscribed and relaunched (Wolfram or Mathematica. Who knows now ?) : **The service returned the following error message: Invalid 'tools': \ empty array. Expected an array with minimum length 1, but got an \ empty array instead.** The question was: "produce the code needed to plot the next 10 days sunrise time . On this plot the time should be on the Y axis while the date should be on the X axis . " I must confess that after more than 15 years of using Mathematica I can't get a DateListPlot so I had the insane hope that with an AI .. Funny how difficult sometimes it is to get something rather trivial...

Thanks for bringing this up. We've found the issue and deployed and update that should fix this for you. You can use ResourceFunction["InstallNotebookAssistant"][] to update all of the relevant paclets and then you'll need to restart the app afterward.

Can it be used in Country like Hong Kong ?