Have OpenAI read an article and create free tags as new taxonomy terms, ready to run over thousands of articles.
Marcus Johansson
November 13, 2023 · 1 min read
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This workflow is very simple - you have a text body that you want to read, analyze and create some free-text tags for.
It uses the OpenAI Interpolator module that reads the text and then generates X amount of tags that are created as terms and set on the field. As long as you have allowed entity references to be created on your taxonomy field, it should be possible.
The end result is that you can take 1000s of articles and have them free-tagged within 1 hour. Pretty neat.
This video is from before the AI Interpolator module became AI Automators, part of the AI module. Module and menu names have changed since, and some steps look different today.
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Marcus takes an article about Iceland's volcano emergency and lets AI Interpolator fill the tags field. The field allows unlimited values and creates missing terms, and the taxonomy rule gets a prompt asking for three to five tags. Saving the article creates tags such as Iceland, volcanic eruption and evacuation.
