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So the name changed from gpt index to

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The post discusses the name change from "gpt-index" to "llama-index", and the community members note that the documentation's examples still require an OpenAI API key, even though the name change suggests a focus on Llama/Llama2 rather than ChatGPT. Some community members suggest that the name change may have been confusing, while others defend the decision, stating that "LLM --- Llama is pretty easy name to arrive at" and that they needed to remove references to GPT. The community members also discuss the possibility of changing the subdomain from "gpt-index.readthedocs.io" to "llama-index.readthedocs.io", but note that this may impact SEO and search results.

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So the name changed from gpt-index to llama-index, yet all the documentation's examples require an OpenAI API key?
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Should only need an OpenAI API Key if you use OPENAI LLM
Forgive me for assuming the name change meant more focus on Llama/Llama2 than on ChatGPT.
haha all good!
Yea, we came up with the name a week before llama dropped πŸ˜†
Maybe the confusing name change wasn't worth it?
Most people get it, we are committed now πŸ˜‰ LLM --- Llama is pretty easy name to arrive at. Plus we needed to remove references to GPT πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ
What about changing this subdomain? https://gpt-index.readthedocs.io/
Ah, I see it works for Chinese but not English.
(llama-index.readthedocs.io, that is)
oh interesting πŸ€” Yea we've been meaning to change the domain, but also don't want to tank SEO or google search results lol
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