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Understanding 'Temperature' in AI Messaging on Clay

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what is "temperature" when writing an AI message in Clay? how does Clay define what is more or less creative and can you provide examples?

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Channeled
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In Clay, "temperature" refers to the creativity level setting for AI-generated content. Higher temperatures (on a scale of 0-2, with 1 as default) produce more creative and varied responses, while lower temperatures yield more consistent, predictable outputs. This setting is available in Clay's ChatGPT integrations, including text generation and image analysis features, allowing you to control how creative or deterministic you want the AI's responses to be.
Sources: ChatGPT: Generate text with OpenAI/GPT ChatGPT: Analyze image with OpenAI/GPT ChatGPT: Generate text (legacy) with OpenAI/GPT
Richard X.
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can you give an example?
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Here's an example of how temperature affects AI outputs in Clay: At temperature 0 (low creativity): "Company X is a software company that specializes in data management solutions." At temperature 1 (medium creativity): "Company X transforms how businesses handle their data with innovative management solutions that streamline operations." At temperature 2 (high creativity): "Company X is revolutionizing the data landscape with their game-changing management platform that turns information chaos into strategic gold for forward-thinking businesses." Higher temperatures produce more varied, creative responses, while lower temperatures give more consistent, predictable outputs.
Sources: ChatGPT: Generate text with OpenAI/GPT ChatGPT: Generate text (legacy) with OpenAI/GPT ChatGPT: Analyze image with OpenAI/GPT

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