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Using the latest openai module brings in updated dependencies that address #9.
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Pull Request Description: Use the Latest OpenAI Python Module
This pull request updates the OpenAI Python module from version 1.27.0 to 1.55.3 in our
requirements.txtfile.Motivation:
The primary motivation for this change is to ensure that we are using the latest version of the OpenAI module, which includes important bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features that enhance the functionality of our integration with OpenAI's API.
Improvements:
By keeping our dependencies up to date, we not only improve the current project but also ensure compatibility with future updates from the OpenAI API. This change is a step towards maintaining a robust and efficient codebase.