ChatGPT vs ChatGPT Plus - Is GPT-4 Worth It?

[@ashishvala265]

It should be $9 per month

[@ashishvala265]

@ghost mall I am also a developer but I am using free one.

[@sebastus27]

Is it worth paying? Do I get more correct answers from GBT4?

[@Codebagel]

They’ll be more accurate yes. If you code daily or very frequently, I think it’s worth it.

[@johnbeuck]

I'm really waiting for the integration of images

[@OhGummy]

Is that even gonna be a thing?

[@10blackguys66]

@@OhGummy it just released

[@CommentGuard717]

​@@10blackguys66when how?

[@ragtop63]

GPT Plus includes DALL-E

[@Dave-cg9li]

GPT-4 can't test its own code until the plugins are available so it's lying when it says it does. But for me as someone who writes a lot of code, it's been absolutely worth the price considering how much time it saves me - both the turbo version and GPT-4 for more complex tasks.

[@Codebagel]

Agree 100%, it does save a lot of time. It sucks that right now GPT-4 has limitations on how many requests you can make though.

[@dreamscapeai7]

@@Codebagel How many requests can I expect to make per month, and is there like a fee to make additional requests using GPT-4?

[@wwe12videogamefan]

What is gpt 3.5 turbo can you explain? Is it the same as default version GPT3.5?

[@Dave-cg9li]

@@wwe12videogamefan It's the default now, but used to be called turbo because it was so much faster than the previous version :)

[@jakbender3881]

To resume your conversation with either version of ChatGPT, simply type the word "continue" as your next input. This will signal the AI model to pick up where it left off, taking into account the context and previous messages of the conversation. By using "continue", you can easily maintain the flow of your conversation without having to repeat any previous information. Both ChatGPT 3.5 and ChatGPT 4 are designed to understand and recall past exchanges, allowing for a seamless and engaging experience. (used chat gpt-4 to formulate this comment)

[@allmassim]

To clarify, it sometimes does not happen to continue where it left off. I am using the free version and this sometimes happens to me that the subject is left behind (for example a sentence) and another door is opened!

[@jakbender3881]

Hello. I have not yet encountered this issue but I will be certain to vote down the response citing failure to adhere to the content of any user prompt or directive in its formulations. So far 3.5 has performed as expected. I have plus so I do have access to the Chat GPT 4.0 Language Model and while its responses are slower, I feel they are more, "Organic" and "Though-out" having a more complete understanding of human nuance. I tested to see if Model 3.5 could pick up chats from 2 months ago with accuracy and relevance. It picked up were it left off. I did the same thing with several other older chats and it performed as expected. Good to know the issue exists and I'll be more conscious of it moving forward. I think it's important for users to vote down inaccuracies, highlighting our commitment to the quality of responses.

[@allmassim]

@@jakbender3881 That's right. This is a learning machine and needs to get upgraded all the time. I sometimes tell him that he didn't finish the previous sentence or logic. As you know he always apologizes and tries to perform better. That always makes me feel good :)

[@willpinha]

ChatGPT now has a button at the end of the answer to continue answering if the answer is incomplete. It is no longer necessary for us to ask to continue the answer!

[@BLUE...RED....BLACK000]

GPT-4 can't input images. I tried that. That was the reason I bought today chatgpt 4 and It was a waste of money. I uploaded a big dataset on gpt 4 and it said " The message you submitted was too long, please reload the conversation and submit something shorter." In gpt 3.5 it never said that and it understood the data

[@UniteClimbing]

Wow! This was an awesome breakdown. I can't believe GPT can interpret images (soon). Excellent work mate

[@william.darrigo]

Thank for this! I code most of the day and constantly use chat gpt. Just today I decided to upgrade to gpt 4 and it's awesome. Helps me save a ton of time debugging code.

[@BLUE...RED....BLACK000]

GPT-4 is limited in usage?!! WHAT THE FUCK MY BROTHER . WHY THE FUCKING HELL I BOUGHT THAT ??? IT SAYS " YOU HAVE REACHED THE GPT-4 CAP, WHICH GIVES ALL CHATGPT PLUS USERS A CHANCE TO TRY THR MODEL"

[@dark.poioisionedwolf7456]

I mean it's cheaper than Netflix

[@AladdinBinLaden]

The amount of people refering to 20$/month as a lot of money is alarming.

[@youtubedennis5223]

that's what I'm saying 🤣 broke asses!

[@MrAusdrifter]

Yet here you both are watching a video on if it is worth it.....

[@andrepereira6623]

It really depends tho I earn literally 1.25$/hour so I would have to work 2 - 3 days just to pay this...

[@invasion8318]

@@andrepereira6623 i'd say its totally not worth it for you

[@AladdinBinLaden]

@@MrAusdrifter I'm here to figure out the difference between the two versions. I'd go withdraw 2Ms just to throw them at your face for this comment, and think nothing of it Life levels bro

[@wk4240]

"Good", "Bad", . . . , Makes no difference. AI is here, being forced on the masses, and we'll have to adapt, or go the way of the last large organism that couldn't adapt quickly enough.

[@MrRavaging]

You focused on the ability to code, but what about the ability to conduct market research and start a business?

[@amjeenzoo4019]

both versions bring high value to conducting a market research... both versions can help you find journal articles related to your idea or even help you develope you own professional research problem... you can also ask ChatGpt to explain complex sections of journal articles in simple terms and it is really really helpful with that. you can also get help on how to organize your research structure and get detailed steps to implement the data collection and analysis properly. both versions are considered an academic advisor for conducting the research. but to be honest, the paid version is far more accurate, reasonable and innovative. if your looking to conduct a very professional research then I suggest you use the paid version to assist you with that quest. But on the other hand if conducting a pro research is not very important or that you wont use Chatgpt for that specific purpose only then I suggest the free version.. hope this helps!!

[@IDNHANTU2day]

$20 is afford if you don't drink Starbucks for one day.

[@short-shots]

To be honest, chatGPT plus is not worth it for me, response time is super slow and it still carries the server issues. I cancelled my subscription

[@wvsi3w]

it is said on your website that GPT-4 is 20$ per month and the price might change in the future. I think 20$ is too much for this service as there are many other services (not AI) like Netflix that are below 20$ per month and so many people don't use them because they think even below 20$ is too much. I suggest you decrease this fee since most of the users you have are students and paying this amount per month is a huge deal. or at least make a plan for group usage so that all the students from a lab or a department use it at the same time and they share the cost among themselves

[@ahmettunaergul9598]

gpt-4 is better than 3 for uni-math problems or not can you answer it pls

[@Codebagel]

Yes it is marginally better, but it really depends on the kind of math.

[@ahmettunaergul9598]

@@Codebagel thank you . I decided to buy for my calculus2 midterm (cuz its online) i hope it will gives true answers 😅

[@DTcharlles]

@@ahmettunaergul9598 how was it?

[@MrCuteguylol]

How good is it in terms of inspiration? For instance, ideas and stuff

[@faizannabi7540]

It should be $5.

[@dreamscapeai7]

Is there a limit to using GPT-4 in ChatGPT Plus?

[@jayjetson7359]

It has the same token limit of 4096. This is approximately 3K words. Words may take up one only one token each and periods another token to give you an idea. Keep in mind, this is different than the API version for developers that pay per usages. They have the jump to 25K words, not us mere mortals. There is also some sort of 3-4 hour limit for queries that OpenAI sets as needed depending on total user usage. Regular folks won't have a problem. Real power users will notice that they do not have unlimited uncapped usage.

[@Yewbzee]

From my experience the access to the GPT 4 model sucks. When I choose the GPT 4 model in the drop down box after several prompts it notifies me GPT 4 is not available then switches back to GPT 3.5 and you can not change it back in that particular conversation. This happens most frequently in coding. Another annoying thing I have found is with the browsing version of ChatGPT 3.5 it frequently thinks it has given you a response but the response is actually empty. I think ChatGPT is amazing but for now I would stay away from ChatGPT plus. It was very disappointing and I cancelled the subscription after just a few hours of use. It looks like its a compute capacity issue and I'm sure that will eventually improve in 12 months or so. I'll revisit it then.

[@TheTreasureFolders]

i heard chat gpt 4 can be free through bing? so we may try that first? i don’t use that much, so i may not need any code?

[@Seehart]

We like facts. If you don't like Tesla, don't get a Tesla. Fine. Any EV pushes the mission forward. But as a journalist, you should be more unbiased. So, you come up with some kind of misleading spin. The claim that Tesla is #1 in superchargers is accurate in every way that matters. You can use Google to search for a spin, but you know damn well that the claim is accurate. Sure, it's complicated, but in practice, when you combine all of the factors, Tesla drivers have by far the best charging experience. In any realistic scenario, a Tesla driver on a long road trip is going to spend much less time looking for, finding, plugging in, charging, and paying for charging. And it's not even close.The big picture is what matters. And you know that. Facts: Sure the highest rate of 350kw is not Tesla, which is 250kw. But there's only a tiny number of 350kw chargers, so they really don't contribute much. Tesla has by far the most number of fast charging ports, which is what matters. The fair combined metric would be total kw across all chargers. It's not even close. Tesla completely dominates.

[@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

NONE OF AI CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ASKING. AI WILL NEVE RUNDERSTAND THEY JUST OUTPUT DATA THAT IS MOST CORELATED TO YOUR QUESTION.

[@RuniDjurhuus]

I sign up for a subscription, however when asking gpt4 what version it is, it says it is gpt3? So whats happening here?

[@BLUE...RED....BLACK000]

change it above to gpt 4

[@panyo2511]

I am currently extremely frustrated that I am constantly receiving the following message: "Our systems have detected unusual activity from your system. Please try again later." The AI does not respond as soon as it does not even begin to understand the question.

[@ritchl3262]

Appreciate the video but the backround music was odd and distracting!

[@Seehart]

So why do you bring up 350kw chargers? Is it because that data point is useful to portray an accurate picture, or because it supports a narrative? It's not as though you are likely to stumble upon an actual 350kw very often on an actual long road trip. You drive a non-Tesla EV, so you are aware of this. There are currently only 800 stations with 350kw service.

[@victoriadraper7140]

I paid for it, but I do not have the browse with Bing function or any image function. I'm so annoyeddddd.

[@LukeFordham]

i think main thing people dont look at. if you give a hairdresser a trowl does that make them a bricklayer? so why so alot of people think they can communicate with a computer effectively

[@rafik1350]

Can chat gpt remember past sessions in the same chat? Im using it to play DnD XDDD and it doesnt remember the previous sessions so i have to remember it all.

[@aninditabatra3810]

love this video!

[@ilihrf]

A more or less adequate explanation among degenerate videos thank you

[@amulticulturaldinosaur3171]

Can someone please answer this. If I have GPT4 and I cancel my subscription (bcos gpt3 is good enough for me), will I lose access to chat history of GPT4 conversations? Some of those convos were quite useful but I want to know if I'll still be able to see them after I cancel it??

[@Codebagel]

I don't think so, you should still have access to them, but to continue typing in them it will revert to GPT-3.

[@onemorethingbeforeyougo]

Q: With Chat GPT-4 (Plus) can I still use the "AIPRM - ChatGPT Prompts" I have installed as a Chrome extension on my 3.5? ALSO can I install both versions?

[@aeonsleo2]

What is the date till which gpt 4 has been trained

[@nedyalkokarabadzhakov5405]

Graet content. I like the way you explained it, very professional and thorough. When i see quality content i subscribe

[@timog7358]

great video. exactly what i was looking for

[@jokelot5221]

Can you tell me what are the memory capabilities of GPT-4 in comparison to GPT-3. I noticed that when i chat about some programming stuff, GPT-3 often forgets what we we discussing a few submits earlier, or provides incorrect data so i have to constantly remind him about the details. Is this feature improved with GPT-4.

[@itsjustme684]

Tried 'continue from above?"

[@Avocadodreamer]

Thank you for the info. That was very helpful and saved me much time.

[@HugoChevallier-f9b]

When will it be able to take in images as inputs ?

[@twixxtro]

its closed source😭😭😭😭😭

[@khamphavutrutuyetvoi]

Thank you!

[@brunonegraozica5459]

nice video, thanks!

[@alcoholrelated4529]

thanks for the video!

[@MrSurfsAlot]

2 seconds in, yes, it's worth it

[@Noah-357]

Probably testing it using logic questions for example testing algorithms of a program. Try using simple algorithm like wiggle sort or binary sort and ask chatgpt to give the algorithm and test it. Unfortunately, you will get wrong algorithm if you analyze his code and testing it. So, you can see if it's logic works properly or not by asking it to give an algorithm.

[@captain_context9991]

Expensive? How is 20 quid expensive.

[@moonlambo5229]

$20 is not expensive.

[@benjaminv02]

it is when you consider you only get 25 prompts every 3 hours. if it was unlimited id agree...

[@guilleru2365]

⁠@@benjaminv02right now it’s 50 prompts. Is it now worthy?

[@shafialanower3820]

@@guilleru2365is it still 50 now?

[@haydenandbeanzzzrvlifestyl9843]

I wonder how many different ways you can repeat the fact that GPT+ is not as fast as free GPT. The reason I'm saying this is because, believe it or not, free GPT is actually a bit slower, while at the same time GPT+ ends up being considerably faster, taking less time to complete its response. You might end up waiting two times as long, but don't forget, the answer quality is worth the wait...which... you don't have to...with free GPT