OpenAI's GPT on Abaqus/CAE
The video illustrates an exciting feature: Interacting with OpenAI's GPT on the command line interface of Abaqus/CAE. This advancement holds significant implications for both the way we interact with this platform and the potentials it opens up for advanced generative AI applications.
The most formidable obstacle in its implementation is aligning the Python version used by Abaqus (Python 2.7) with the version required by OpenAI's API (Python 3). This represents a considerable challenge due to the rigid version dependencies that exist between Python libraries. In order to overcome this challenge, I have designed an effective workaround. This approach ensures that you won't have to concern yourself with version dependencies between Python libraries. This solution can also be applied to various other Python libraries, including but not limited to Tensorflow or Pytorch.
The question remains: what is the inherent benefit of harnessing GPT on Abaqus/CAE? I propose that it paves the way for Abaqus users to utilize Generative AI in fascinating and innovative ways. Once the capability for multi-modal inputs (i.e., non-text inputs such as audio or images) becomes available in the future, the possibilities are virtually boundless. Imagine, for example, not having to touch your mouse to set up your Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model.
The most formidable obstacle in its implementation is aligning the Python version used by Abaqus (Python 2.7) with the version required by OpenAI's API (Python 3). This represents a considerable challenge due to the rigid version dependencies that exist between Python libraries. In order to overcome this challenge, I have designed an effective workaround. This approach ensures that you won't have to concern yourself with version dependencies between Python libraries. This solution can also be applied to various other Python libraries, including but not limited to Tensorflow or Pytorch.
The question remains: what is the inherent benefit of harnessing GPT on Abaqus/CAE? I propose that it paves the way for Abaqus users to utilize Generative AI in fascinating and innovative ways. Once the capability for multi-modal inputs (i.e., non-text inputs such as audio or images) becomes available in the future, the possibilities are virtually boundless. Imagine, for example, not having to touch your mouse to set up your Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model.
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