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OpenAI quietly released their “Structured Outputs” API 6 weeks ago Open AI link. It can take data in a prompt and a JSON-SCHEMA and generate valid JSON outputs. I’ve been doing some tests with this and it seems very good indeed and I think other AI APIs will probably offer something similar soon. I posted a simplistic spreadsheet demo of it here, where some code was generating a JSON-SCHEMA string based upon cell contents: link
I think it’s going to be interested to see how this effects the usage of data standards, because it could dramatically reduce the cost of transforming existing supply chain data (or unstructured data) to SCDEX, particularly for interoperability processes. I don’t think it would be a heavy lift to make the standard compatible with this type of process (it may even do this anyway - does SCDEX use json-schema.org?). Keen on your thoughts!
I'm wondering how hard it would be to make an easier to use interface for anyone who might be a data holder, collector, or steward and is familiar with the types of data attributes that they have related to supply chains, but doesn't necessarily usually work with JSON schema, or would like to convert any existing data formats they have into something SC-DEX compatible.
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@philhb had shared this idea in our Slack group:
I'm wondering how hard it would be to make an easier to use interface for anyone who might be a data holder, collector, or steward and is familiar with the types of data attributes that they have related to supply chains, but doesn't necessarily usually work with JSON schema, or would like to convert any existing data formats they have into something SC-DEX compatible.
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