I had GPT-3 access at the time. GPT-3 was a dick. ChatGPT was the same guy in a suit and customer service. OpenAI put a ton of guardrails on it because they didn't trust it. They overtrained and cut out a lot though, and the good stuff was in the API. People thought of AI as rigid and boring, but unbarred, it was a fever dream. Great for brainstorming because it went into places the human brain wouldn't go.

Some publicly released stuff I had at the time: https://github.com/smuzani/openai-samples

Feel free to go through the history, there's some stuff from before 3.5.

My GitHub desc was there to fill a disclaimer requirement by OpenAI for any AI generated code using their API. I keep it for historical reasons.

I kept the good stuff private though. At the time I was pissed with Stack Overflow and had hacked together my own personal version which I wired to my terminal. All I got from SO at the time was being closed for being a duplicate of an unrelated question, so AI was a large step ahead.