Charge GPT is a powerful AI technology with several important use cases, such as chat completion and image generation. In this article, we will explore how to use Spring Boot to invoke the ChatGPT API for speech to text conversion.
To get started, we need to use the Java Community Library provided by OpenAI. The library abstracts a lot of the work and makes development very easy. You can find the library on the OpenAI GitHub page.
Once we have the library, we can start generating our Spring Boot project. We can use the Spring Initializr to create a new Maven project with the necessary dependencies.
Next, we need to obtain an API key from our OpenAI account. This key will be used to authenticate our requests to the ChatGPT API.
With our project set up and the API key configured, we can now start implementing the speech to text conversion. We create a REST controller and define a GET mapping for the ‘/audio’ endpoint. This endpoint will take in the file path of the audio file we want to convert.
Inside the controller, we use the OpenAI service provided by the library to create a transcription request. We set the model to ‘whisper1’ and pass in the audio file. We then invoke the ‘createTranscription’ method to get the text transcription.
Finally, we return the transcription as the response.
To test our implementation, we can run the Spring Boot app and make a request to the ‘/audio’ endpoint with the file path of our audio file. The app will return the transcription of the audio file.
In conclusion, using Spring Boot and the ChatGPT API, we can easily convert speech to text. This technology has numerous applications and can be used in various industries. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can quickly implement speech to text conversion in your own projects.
