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#10115

input_type_error

Input content is not of the expected type "object".

This error has been identified and solved.

Reason

The 400 status error in the OpenAI API, specifically the message "{"role":"user","content":"What\"s a Fractal?"}" is not of type "object" - "messages.0", indicates that the request body is not formatted correctly according to the API's expectations.

Here are the key reasons for this error:

Invalid JSON Payload

The API expects a valid JSON payload, but the provided request body is not properly formatted as a JSON object. This could be due to incorrect quoting, missing or extra brackets, or other syntax errors.

Incorrect Data Type

The error suggests that the messages field, which should be an array of objects, contains an element that is not an object. This mismatch in data type is causing the server to reject the request.

API Requirements

The OpenAI API has specific requirements for the structure and content of the request body, and the current request does not meet these requirements, leading to a "Bad Request" error.

Solution

To fix the 400 status error in the OpenAI API due to the input content not being of the expected type "object," you need to ensure that your request body is correctly formatted.

Here are the key steps to resolve this issue:

  • Verify that the request body is a valid JSON payload.

  • Ensure that the messages field is an array of objects, where each object contains the required role and content fields.

  • Check for any syntax errors such as incorrect quoting, missing or extra brackets.

  • Align your request structure with the API's documentation specifications.

By ensuring these aspects are correctly implemented, you should be able to resolve the "Bad Request" error.

Original Error Message

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Input content is not of the expected type "object".

Original Error Message

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Input content is not of the expected type "object".

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