A JS smartwatch + ChatGPT, this is the future guys!

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grandrew

I'm not familiar with Open Interpreter, looks cool, but from what I can see in the video it is more about controlling the machine with commands that are "interpreted" by LLM, while we do not have this capacity on the watch. We need to write very small code, then store and make launchable & usable.

It would be interesting to look inside, they seem to have some neat ideas and a lot of experience with feeding just enough context for it to work even on open source models.

Btw, ChatGPT seems to know Bangle.js already and can write code without pre-feeding context.

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Ganblejs in reply to @grandrew

Just coming back to Open Interpreter, the point I meant to make wasn't to get Open Interpreter to run on the Bangle.

But rather to let Open Interpreter run on the computer - creating, running and debugging apps in a automated fashion.

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grandrew in reply to @Ganblejs

As Open Interpreter is just an alternative (and weaker) version of ChatGPT, I would probably see using open interpreter as using a Motorola 6800 when Intel 8086 was already available...

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