OK, found the place to get connected. Turns out it is all automatic. Magic!!

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.

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.

Wow. My first thought was that the Wolfram Summer School will be dramatically different in 2025. With the Assistant, students can rapidly iterate over a sets of [wholly unexpected] ideas. The overused phrase quantum leap comes to mind...

MIT (and other schools) has held an Integration Bee during IAP for the past 40 years. Maybe MIT's new Schwarzman College of Computing could hold an annual IAP Computation Bee where competitors create a set of computations/visualizations in a set of 3-minute challenges. Creative genius arises from highly-constrained competitions, and participants could could definitely "stand on the shoulders" of their fellow competitors.

The Wolfram Demonstrations Project was launched with Mathematica 6 in 2007 (I found an announcement in the MathWorld Headline News). The Demonstrations Project continues to be an excellent tool for both accessing computational principles and ways to approach computational ideas. At the same time, the Demonstrations Project doesn't sparkle. It looks inwards, but it doesn't pull people from other communities with its vast dazzling capabilities. It also doesn't reflect the vast increase in computational capability available today: multi-core architectures with embedded GPUs and NPUs.

The Wolfram Demonstrations Project could be augmented with the

Wolfram Compelling Computations Project (WCCP).

The WCCP would be a curated list of computations. Each would be introduced by a 4K video; they would be dazzling computations. The computational parts would be available by Computable Document Format files downloadable (and playable) in the Wolfram Player App. The curated notebooks playing in this environment would be an open invitation for students, researchers, and businessmen to leap into the world of AI-generated computation. To borrow from the Cupertino fruit company's marketing, it would be demonstrations of Wolfram Intelligence.

We lack the tools to solve today's problems; we certainly lack the tools to thrive in our complex environment. If there is a "right" way to think about such problems, we don't seem to be thinking that way now.The team at Wolfram Research has made a vast leap to help bridge that gap today. Thank you.

One question I didn't see Stephen address: what impact will the Notebook Assistant have on Wolfram Research's own software development?

The LLM Kit functionality is already available in the cloud. With the subscription you can use LLMFunction and Chat Notebooks in the cloud without configuring any third-party providers.

For Notebook Assistant functionality in the cloud, we make the same advanced computational AI available through Chat Notebooks as long as you're using Wolfram as the LLM Provider. You can ask it the same sort of questions, though it will be using only the current notebook as context. This is available now and we'll also be giving these interfaces more attention in the near future.

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!

Thank you. Now it works . I still cannot get my DateListPlot with the sunrise time but it is another issue :-). What is fun is that the assistant produced the code and then corrected it without result. How human this trial, error ... Thanks again for your very fast answer.

There was a bug which I reported to the developers and I believe they have pushed out an update that should fix this. If you continue to have this issue, you should contact technical support.

Impossible not to enjoy the dinosaur story from Stephen :-) A quote from https://wolfr.am/NotebookAssistant

And that reminds me of the very first time I ever saw a computer in real life. It was 1969 and I was 9 years old (and the computer was an IBM mainframe). The person who was showing me the computer asked me: “So what do you want to compute?” I really had no idea at that time “what one might compute”. Rather lamely I said “the weight of a dinosaur”. So, 55 years later, let’s try that again:

Can it be used in Country like Hong Kong ?