So you've seen some incredible GPT-3 demos on Twitter (if you haven't, where have you been?). OpenAI's massive machine learning model is capable of writing its own op-eds, poetry, essays, and even working code: This is mind blowing. With GPT-3, I built a layout generator where you just describe any layout you want, and it generates the JSX code for you. W H A T pic.twitter.com/w8JkrZO4lk — Sharif Shameem (@sharifshameem) July 13, 2020 Here's #gpt3 writing some SQL for me. pic.twitter.com/JVeyijV2MX — Ayush Patel (@ayushpatel34) July 19, 2020 =GPT3()... the spreadsheet function to rule them all. Impressed with how well it pattern matches from a few examples. The same function looked up state populations, peoples' twitter usernames and employers, and did some math. pic.twitter.com/W8FgVAov2f — 🍉 Paul Katsen (@pavtalk) July 21, 2020 To use GPT-3 right now, you must first seek to be whitelisted by OpenAI. However, the model's possibilities seemed to be li