Hi Uyulovet, sorry for late reply, was away on Sunday. Most of these information will be made available in the preview/demo video which we are currently recording. I’ll be happy to share some info here as well. GenOp is a SaaS platform that lets people who wants to use AI in their projects, so all they need to do is create an account on GenOp and they can have access to many different AI model, and start from free. Some of the models we support are Anthropic Claude, Meta Llama, Mixtral. Aside from just getting access to models, our most notable AI feature is the ability for the AI to interact with information on the blockchain in real time. Beacuse pre-trained AI today cannot access the blockchain in real time, they can only answer based on information they have learned previously. So this is what we are building for TRON’s integration, and we hope to see more Blockchain x AI dapps in the future leveraging this capability.
Hi Okorie, this is a great question. Especially when AI has open up new possibilities for projects, there will be many new use cases that teams can consider building. While GenOp provide many use cases to start with, ultimately it is up to the business to decide which one is best for their needs to meet their goals, as they have the best understanding of their business and domain.
UPDATE: Video preview is now available https://youtu.be/PggwrzHJq8Q
You pointed out an important need, and yes we are working on the tutorials and documents now in order for people to learn how to integrate with GenOp. The platform will be free for limited quotas, and paid if users want to increase this quotas, however we haven’t defined yet what the limits are. Currently in beta we are offering free without limits and are paying from our own funds.
Prompt library is the term used in AI business to store all the different prompt configurations, similar to ChatGPT side bar.
Thank you for the support. We have the video ready as well.
Thanks, yes we are also very excited with the potential as AI and want to help people build it into their projects. For data backup, in our database we handle the backup on AWS and is done internally by us. If users want to do their own backup, currently they have to copy our the data manually as we do not have the feature for them to export out all their data yet.
Thank you for you’re replying to me, please tell me are you going to be offering customer support for your users that may be encountering difficulty with the backing up of their data, thank you
“Cease and Desist”!
STOP using “GenOp”!
“GenOp®” is a Registered Trademark!
Owner: Jose Macion
CEO of GenOp® Software
Interesting, please show more evidence or proof that will help the admin to verify.
I sent the “evidence” and “proof”, via email.
Search the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website.
Jose Macion
CEO of GenOp® Software
admin@GenOpHealth.com
Your Devpost - GenOp - Project has been taken down by Devpost, due to Trademark Infringement.
Hi @mackgie1, I understand that you are the owner of genophealth.com. I’d like to call out that genop.ai is on a different service offering from genop health. However, we are working with Devpost to resolve the project name and will proceed as adviced and update this thread and our AI platform in due time.
Just change your project’s name. DO NOT use “GenOp”!
I have gotten multiple complaints from clients and potential clients alike, regarding confusion stemming from an internet search. This is how I was alerted to your existence and violation of International Trademark Law. We have clients domestically and internationally.
That being said. I do like your project! If you still want and need to use “GenOp”, we can always come to a Trademark Licensing Agreement. That way, we can do things legally and I can explain to clients, potential clients, and the like, that we have a licensing agreement together. I can direct clients to your company and you can direct clients to mine. I am still a business man at heart.
Sincerely,
Here are five questions about the web application and its architecture:
- What advantages does using Next.js provide for the frontend development of the web application in React?
- How does the authentication process work within the application, and what security measures are implemented?
- In what ways do the core API and the generative AI API differ in their functionalities and use cases?
- Why was AWS Lambda chosen for hosting the APIs, and what benefits does it provide for scalability and performance?
- How does real-time streaming work in the generative AI API, and what are its potential applications within the platform?
By the way, It does not matter if we offer different “services”. We are both software companies. We both utilize Artificial Intelligence. I do business in the healthcare space and you have the potential to create business linkages in the healthcare space.
Therefore, your usage of “GenOp” violates International Trademark Laws.
Appreciate the compliment and the good gesture and we are definitely open to future collaborations. We are already in the process of updating the name and logo on the platform, and have also reached out to the admin of this forum on the name change.
Thank you! Good luck!
Jose Macion
CEO of GenOp Software
@Smart1 wow these are deep technical questions. Will do my best to try to answer them and to clarify on our technical decisions.
- What advantages does using Next.js provide for the frontend development of the web application in React?
There are many advantages for Next.js, but the reason why we chose to use it is because it the framework comes with a structure that our team is already familiar with, and coupled with built in routing and SSR which we wanted. The other reason is because it has ready integrations with Vercel, the platform where we host the web app. It comes built in with a CI/CD pipeline which saves us time and cost to setup.
- How does the authentication process work within the application, and what security measures are implemented?
We use Clerk for authentication, with OAuth for secure user sign-ins. Clerk integrates with various identity providers (IDPs), and once users authenticate, our APIs expect an authorization token that is validated by cross-checking with the IDP via Clerk’s SDK. This process ensures that only authenticated and authorized users can access their account via our API.
- In what ways do the core API and the generative AI API differ in their functionalities and use cases?
The main difference is that the Gen AI API support streaming and has integration with the underlying AI models. The Core API is a restful request/response based API for managing user accounts and platform activities. An example is when you save a prompt in your library, it uses the Core API. When you run your prompt on an AI, it uses the Gen AI API.
- Why was AWS Lambda chosen for hosting the APIs, and what benefits does it provide for scalability and performance?
Lambda is a serverless compute service from AWS, and we decide to use it because of its pay per use model. It’s a good start for us as we are in early stages of the application, we don’t intend to pay a higher up front cost as usage may still be on the low side, so we rather pay when the APIs are in use and save cost when they are not. Also, AWS manages the scalability and performance of Lambda, so we can be rest assured that the service remains responsive even in traffic spike situations.
- How does real-time streaming work in the generative AI API, and what are its potential applications within the platform?
Real-time streaming allow responses to be sent in chunks as they are generated, rather than waiting for the entire response to be completed. We use this to improve user experience by providing faster feedback and a generating like interface that most people are used to on ChatGPT. This is only when a prompt is run.
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Lack of working MVP, I do not see anything related to TRON/BTTC.
This project should count as ineligible. You can test demo, after signing up, there is nothing to do. It is just basic template.
@leohymon You have to create a prompt and activate the TRON extension, then try to ask questions about a particular contract or account to the AI. This is a B2B app, and we are still working on the docs and I understand without them it will be hard for users to figure out how to setup their AI use case.
For the time being, the video might be a good start on how you can set up the integration with TRON. Also, thank you for trying the app and giving your feedback, so we know what we must do to improve user experience and understanding on the offering.