I have established a paid account with OpenAI, obtained a secret API Key, run the packlet to show ChatEnabled Notebook in Mathematica, Followed the instructions here
which do not work; Then found the "openAI=ServiceConnect[“OpenAI”] code which produced the Authentication box, entered my secret key. I still get an error message as if I had never done any of it.
Is there a delay between establishing a paid acct with Open AI and the key being authorized?
What is the error message?
What version of Mathematica are you running?
Roger,
The ChatGPT Plus subscription does not include API access. From this link:
Please note that the ChatGPT API is not included in the ChatGPT Plus subscription and are billed separately. The API has its own pricing, which can be found at https://openai.com/pricing. The ChatGPT Plus subscription covers usage on chat.openai.com only and costs $20/month.
Agreed
But, to use the built-in v. 13.3 features, one needs an API_KEY so the acronym “API”, confusingly appears in both contexts.
Still learning about this new stuff…
This is how I have set it up in the past:
Goto the OpenAI web site and click the “Log In” button in the top right
Click on the “API” panel and log in
Click the top right user menu and select 'View API keys" from the pull down
Click on “Create a new secret key”
Create the key and store it somewhere safe on your computer
In a notebook, evaluate this code to set the API persistently in the Wolfram Language:
SystemCredential["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = "your-key-here"
Arnoud - Correct and that is what I did. It assumes OpenAI is working properly. They admit it is not, at least in the API_Key issuing department. Makes you wonder what else is wrong. But, after all, there must be SOMETHING wrong or it would not be ARTIFICIAL intelligence!!!
I am on hold with OpenAI Support. Wish me luck
Good luck!
A simple(r) way to test this OpenAI with the LLMSynthesize function, so doing something like:
LLMSynthesize["hello there"]
I have a similar problem, perhaps this is a duplicate but I didn’t find any other discussions around this problem.
I’ve successfully installed the Paclet but found it hard to get off the starting block:
Needs["ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`"]
PacletSymbol["ChristopherWolfram/OpenAILink",
"ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`$OpenAIKey"] = "<myAPIKey>";
Set::write: Tag PacletSymbol in PacletSymbol[ChristopherWolfram/OpenAILink,ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`$OpenAIKey] is Protected.
that error message may be hard to see but is says the Tag is Protected. $OpenAIKey = "<myAPIKey>";
However, I was able to get around the issue by directly evaluating the above code.
Hi,
How were you able to get around the issue by directly evaluating the following code:
Needs["ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`"]
PacletSymbol["ChristopherWolfram/OpenAILink",
"ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`$OpenAIKey"] = "<myAPIKey>";
Set::write: Tag PacletSymbol in PacletSymbol[ChristopherWolfram/OpenAILink,ChristopherWolfram`OpenAILink`$OpenAIKey] is Protected.
Even if i use the following line to change my API Key:
SystemCredential["OpenAIKey"] = <"MY_API_KEY">
it keeps using my old API Key.
Thanks for your help.
Try
ServiceConnect["OpenAI", "New"]
Update: I retried tonight and it worked. I used also ‘Unset[SystemCredential[“OpenAIKey”]]’ to remove the key and submit the new one.
I used all options to setup the new OpenAI Key including the one you provided but still same result, the key won’t change and keeps the same old key.
Is there a file where the key is stored so i can edit it?
I really can’t find anyway to do it.
Thanks for your reply.
yes I see that my post was unclear; apologies. The code I evaluated was simply
$OpenAIKey = “”;
but I can’t test anymore as I’ve run out of API credits on OpenAI and they expire really quickly without my getting much value from them when I do buy them.
