Dropbox, Inc.

Openai Opco, LLC

Boyang Niu

Ken Elkabany

Jason Perez

Joseph Grillo

Shiu Ling Kwok

Tristan Rice

Rj Marsan

Daniel Levine

Disclosed are systems, apparatuses, processes, and computer-readable media for a stateful generative pretrained transformer (GPT) in a generative response engine. The present technology includes receiving, by a generative response engine, a first user prompt from a client device, wherein the generative response engine is associated with a first state; determining, by the generative response engine using a first system prompt associated with the first state, the first user prompt corresponds to a second state different from than the first state; generating a second system prompt associated with the second state, wherein a tool of the generative response engine retrieves information associated with the second state to combine into the second system prompt; obtaining, by the generative response engine, a first response based on the first user prompt and the second system prompt associated with the second state; and providing the first response to the client device.

Stateful pretrained transformers in a generative response engine

A system having a spaces service configured to host a first space that collects first data pertaining to a first topic and further configured to host a second space that collects second data pertaining to a second topic. The first data may include a link to a content item. The second data may include a second link to the content item.

Work spaces including links to content items in their native storage location

A content management system and a collaborative content system implement interoperability features that allow a user to perform certain interactions with a collaborative content item via the interface of the content management system. For instance, the collaborative content system can outsource access permissions for the collaborative content item to the content management system. When the collaborative content system receives a user's request to access the collaborative content item, the collaborative content system requests permissions data for the collaborative content item from the content management system and then determines based on the permissions data whether to grant access to the user. The content management system can also outsource the account storage capacity for the collaborative content item to the collaborative content system. As a result, a collaborative content item that is stored in association with a user account on the content management system is not counted against the user account's storage capacity.

Interoperability between content management system and collaborative content system

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