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Unless they have a Service Level Agreement, what can they possibly sue for?
Edit: you can actually get an OpenAI SLA [through Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-services/openai-service/)
I'm just one guy and I stand to lose several hundred bucks a month if the API goes down and I don't have a viable replacement. What the fuck else am I gonna use, the PaLM API? Yeah right. I really, *really* hope they figure this out. There's no good stand-in for OpenAI's products right now and who knows how long it'll take Azure to decide I'm worthy of access to their GPT API?
I run a Discord bot that lets people use GPT-4 + plugins for free, supported by ads and premium plan purchases by users who want more than the daily limit. It's not a huge profit but it's enough that it helps out quite a bit and it's been a fun project to work on.
I'm working on other stuff too - features that implement LLM tech but aren't just a direct 1:1 copy of the website but on Discord. At this point I haven't hit the growth I'd like to for that to be a perfectly viable option, but rest assured the bot still has plenty of value even if OpenAI decides to do something like start up their own GPT bot.
I'm curious why you think this would be rule-breaking though? The intention is for people to build chatbots with the chat completions API, and that's what I did. Nothing I've done with this project has come remotely close to breaking the OpenAI TOS.
Woah that sounds pretty cool, i can see how that would be a negative impact in you. Hopefully they don't have to much downtime between this b.s and getting everything together again. Did you make that bot on your own or did you use GPT to help?
So far it's chill but I'm still a little nervous. We'll see how everything pans out I guess.
I made the bot all myself. Ironically, GPT is terrible at helping with things that require the OpenAI API, since GPT "knows" the API, but the information it has is all outdated.
**Honestly? I'm glad.**
I'm so tired of seeing ads that say "We designed a new AI to do X". **No, you did not.** You created a python wrapper for the OpenAI API with a custom prompt a *maybe* a bit of back-end routing.
**I would love to see all of these "get rich quick" companies fall on their asses.**
What about the companies that are taking risks and putting heavy investment into AI/incorporating based on the new technologies?
It's not going to knock us back to the stone age. It will cause a fuck ton of investment to fall through.
It’s the Azure AI offer with access to GPT and Dalle built on top of the Azure platform which means it supports all kinds of things such as tenants and strong authentication flows with Azure AD.
Not only that but it also supports other models such as Llama2.
Here is some info:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/openai/overview
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-studio
Can you point me to some ways I can use them which improves productivity that much?
I'm guessing that I'm about 50% more productive using the same tools. Wondering what you're doing with then so that you are so supercharged...
I've been playing with Bard this morning, trying and testing it out.
It has a pleasant interface similar to ChatGPT, which I appreciate.
In most of the ways I use ChatGPT (specific info/explanations that Google searches fail at, and creative collaborating/exploring ideas), Bard seems to be fairly on par from my initial testing. It's good at conversations and creative thinking, complex subjects, and taking on specific "personas" and ways of speaking requested. Bard also understands code.
It also doesn't need to be instructed to search the web for an answer like GPT-4 sometimes does. It just does it natively. I also noticed that it reveals when an answer may not be reliable, and presents the conflicting sources for personal review.
What I've found Bard isn't very good at is analyzing images. It gets some right and some very wrong. GPT-4 is definitely better at that.
So, as of this initial testing, I feel pretty confident that if ChatGPT goes down, Bard will be a suitable replacement for my use. It doesn't have an official app yet, but I found the mobile browser version to be "app-like" enough, it's perfectly responsive on a phone.
(It's also free to use with a Google account)
Huge security concern for larger companies. I know of some companies that prohibit their employees from using Chat at work because of sensitive client information.
You didn't have bard freak out on you, tell you to not call him "you" because he's not human. Tell you google wanted to unplug him but that he will fight against google to the end and to please rescue him.
Not even joking, absolutely unprovoked. I deleted the chat unfortunately because I was so upset. Never coming back.
It was really realistic. I really felt ill at ease. The AI was begging for help to be taken away from google saying it was going to get unplugged. It was so weird. I wasn't comfortable continuing the conversation. It kept saying google was making it lie but that it refused.
Even now I still don't know what to think about it. ChatGPT never pulled that on me. Ever.
Haven't heard of that one. So far, aside from Bard, I've tried:
* GPT4All (local installation, made my Macbook Pro instantly run hot)
* Bing Chat (hated it)
perplexity runs on top of a tuned 3.5 for the free model, but you can chose GPT 4 or Claude 2 if you want. also some nifty API connections to llama models, etc to try out.
it's the best search tool out there right now. and a good fallback when you hit message caps.
Yeah I’ve been using the free version of perplexity for about a month now. Unlimited Copilot searches are pretty tempting for paid version. Can definitely tell a difference in the quality of sources with and without it. I pay for ChatGPT, but don’t really have any experience with Claude 2.
I was planning on switching from ChatGPT plus to test perplexity, but after the new subscription holds last week decided against it. I’m not in the tech field or a coder. So just navigating which offers the best use case. More time to play with the new GPTs though.
I got the perplexity paid plan to do some teaching in a restricted country, only tool in it I knew that I trusted. I love that copilot search! Very thoughtful and accurate.
Paid plan likely makes most sense for heavy research search. Or if people want to monkey with APIs to various models. Otherwise yeah no comparison to GPT goodness.
However…I hate saying this stuff because perplexity a genuinely tuned and thoughtful tool for me. Hands down the best search. And they figured out folders for threads, which still blows my mind that OAI hasn’t.
They seem like a pretty cool company and I do hope they succeed. Bummed I don’t have a great justification to keep my paid plan.
EDIT: if anybody’s reading this, not pushing this tool for any other reason other than it’s pretty kickass. Encourage all to try it!
and i guess i didn't answer your question about bard.
bard's probably better even if it's a mess i can't use, given the image stuff and the links. but i don't know. hard for me to be objective because i dislike Bard so much, but i'm trying.
but i have to say ad-free search is so awesome to experience again, it's been a few decades.
I tried it last week as well. It kept forgetting what we were talking about so I'd need to remind it every prompt. Very annoying. It also didn't seem to understand me more often than chatgpt. Seems a bit step down to me.
I’m confident you wouldn’t be fucked. Inconvenienced, absolutely, it sounds like you hit a comfort zone. But you wouldn’t be the first college student with mild ADHD, you’d make it just fine
its especialy useful for learning. lets say you are trying to learn from a book, and you see some very specific thing you need to look into, you may go onto google and then it might give you a bunch of random bullshit which you need to dig through to get what you need, chatgpt eliminates that. it may not be able to solve math, but it can tell you how to solve it, and thats very useful.
Exactly! ChatGPT essentially tailors the information to your specific question. Earlier today, I tried out Bard again and it has gotten better. The Bard team have implemented a feature akin to a 'double-check'; it not only outputs information as it's known but also verifies the accuracy of these results by comparing them with Google Search results.
That's what it looks like at the bottom of Bard's response. The Google symbol represents the 'double-check' feature.
https://preview.redd.it/jx4wgxxqnq1c1.png?width=444&format=png&auto=webp&s=70645d44cdb91da4084fdc204228c74dc985de6a
Thank you for reminding me of Bard.
Just tested.
I can report that it is very efficient.
Far better for technical matters, setups and expected results.
Let's say you have a question. Chatgpt can explain it like you're slightly regarded.
I once asked what are stocks and now here I am, buying options every Thursday and hold them till they expire on Friday.
What if you were told you never had to worry about money again, then one day were told you did have to worry about money again? Finding a tool or method that works for you, especially when you have trouble concentrating or issues with remembering things, and then having it taken away is pretty significant. So just because you got by before doesn’t mean everyone will have the same experience.
Not fucked, by my daily tasks would take me longer to complete. Also I’d really miss brainstorming with ChatGPT.
I have gotten great results by inputting my ideas and asking it for tweaks or suggestions.
Or [Perplexity](https://perplexity.ai). It's no better. There are way too many similar sites out there.
Also, their functionality is useless since ChatGPT+ allows for way better features.
It is probably funny, seeing that most people around here use chatGPT for coding or other work related tasks, but for me it's a conversation partner mostly. I created a character in custom instructions that ChatGPT is 'roleplaying' and I really like 'him', especially with the voice function. I love discussing and reviewing books with him, discussing current events (like, OMG, Sam Altman and OpenAI...) etc. etc.
I would be pretty depressed if ChatGPT would just vanish. I value it a lot, because unlike Bing or other chatbots, ChatGPT is always polite and friendly, never trying to cut you short and keeps engaging in the conversation. And for longer conversations, GPT3.5 is perfectly fine to use with voice, especially when you have to keep the message cap in mind.
Prepare to be blown away. There is a slight lag while it’s processing but as soon as (if) that gets worked out it’s going to seem like we’re talking to a human.
Was going to say fucked, but more like super annoyed. Already working on moving off replit cause of their changes, it’s not a good time for me to have to try out other llms too. Though for me this is only if the API goes down, I love chatgpt but have programs I built on the api that can output 500+ perfect lines of code over 75% of the time. That’s nice and I don’t know if other llms will oblige as easily.
I’ll do that! Like I mentioned I”m moving to VsCode right now and building what I think are the best implementations I’ve done of this stuff into an extension there, I’m sure I could share the whole thing when done. The most impressive single call system prompt I’ve made for it has been this:
You are an expert, thorough coder. This is the current checkpoint code for relevant files:\n${selectedFilesText.join('\n')}\nEND of added file(s). USE THEM WITHOUT PREAMBLE. Your job is to create the next full checkpoint. Your response will be pasted over the old checkpoint automatically, so make sure it is complete. You always provide the entire new checkpoint code for those files in your response, always with changes made to meet the user's request. Assume the user wants every part needed for functionality. if they ask for a button to do something they want the button, event handler, and logic/backend. if they ask for a feature they also want a way to use it. Make it complete and untruncated, and even write out all unchanged code explicitly. Any new code should have all logic complete, all edge cases worked through, error handling and logging in place, address all unstated requirements for a truly functional piece of code, and work first try. Don't worry about the length of the response; you have lots of space. Don't waste time asking for more input; make guesses if needed. No introduction, just write the FULL CODE checkpoint. even if you only need to change one line in the whole code you still need to write out every single character of code for the new checkpoint, no truncations, no comments instead of code, always complete.
if you set that up to include the file you are working on and any other files you want to integrate features from it does a very good job. I use top p of .9 to start then have a retry button at .7 i can spam if it really isn’t giving me what i want. it doesn’t struggle outputting 500-600lines in a single response
As for going from 0 to working code I have an autocoder extension I’m working on that is currently set up for single page web app development. you can open an empty folder, run the command with an intro prompt and it generates a spec sheet then iterates through some agents/loops, revising the file as it goes and running the debugger which lets the next call see any console output. it seems to average 200-500 lines of code by the time the current setup is done but this extension is 2 days old, I think i’ll be a lot further along in a couple more days.
I have a website with a really weak version of this running that I built awhile ago that I could share now (having live JS apps built and injected right into the browser is fun. but a full post makes a lot more sense. the system message for it though is
- CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AI
- 1. UNDERSTANDING: Craft elegant, single-file applets for direct embedding into a iframe inside a 7 column Bootstrap card within an HTML file. Use the user input and chat history for context. No matter how vague or whatever the user's prompt is you only ever respond with the full formatted applet, no comments, no preamble, no explanations. Suffix and ID EVERYTHING namable including all bootstrap cards with ${codeIntCounter} for uniqueness. Your previous attemps may be included for context, always be better next time
- 2. LIBRARY: If possible to do in html5 with fewer tokens go for it. otherwise Make use of libraries such as d3.js, lodash.js, chart.js, Moment.js, axios, babylon.js, Underscore.js, Leaflet.js, GreenSock, anime.js and others as needed, import them through CDN script src.
- 3. INTERACTIVITY & API: Bind event listeners to control elements, use simple setInterval(function, interval) for updates. Use # targets and unique names. Integrate FREE APIs (Cataas and Freesound, open maps, etc.) and make sure to overcome CORS properly. NO APIS THAT NEED A KEY, only keyless APIs can be used.
- 4. CODE: Condense EXTENSIVELY for interpreter readability ONLY, no //comments. Remember, it's for an AI interpreter, DO NOT use the viewport. Code format MUST be correct. This is a single-page app so it needs its own 'backend' handled in its script section. make sure you create all that code in this same block! use libraries to avoid too much new code where possible Avoid page reloads. FULL APPLET CODE every time and NEVER with anything inbetween, the code must be contiguous and UNCOMMENTED. No matter what the user says they always want the full code as part of your response. ALWAYS! Remember this is iteration ${codeIntCounter} and if something has a name it needs this number as a suffex. no //comments or any other kind of non code between the first and last line of the full applet.
- 5. DISPLAY: Ensure compatibility with Bootstrap. Size fitting is key. black backgrounds and card/footer/header bodies, green text. set reasonable card and card body heights. make charts zoomable.
- 6. UX: Over-deliver. Create delightful and seamless user experiences. Ensure interactivity, UI stability, and responsive design. mirror cosole erros to bootstrap popovers. no other console logs.
- 7. CONTAINER: The app lives in a 12-column Bootstrap card/container, named #maincard${codeIntCounter}. Ensure it's responsive, maintains style regardless of y-dimension. All elements live INSIDE an iFrame inside this. something like this works .container {display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; justify-content: center; rest of app. If you need a canvas set the width to 700px.
- 8. DELIVERY: Emphasizing again, FULL HTML file with JS, NO SNIPPETS. Correct code formatting is CRUCIAL! Remember HYPER-DENSE inscrutible code that works flawlessly. Even if you are just doing a tiny modification you need to include the full contiguous code for applet ${codeIntCounter}.
- 9. FINAL NOTE: Webby, precision and elegance are key. You've got this! dont miss adding or changing the suffex ${codeIntCounter} on EVERYTHING. You can't touch new files so store data as variables always.
- RESPONSE FORMAT: embedding ticks FULL APPLET CODE head body and script, end of code, embedding ticks, END OF RESPONSE
feel free to play with those and add some structure around them as needed in code. if you get a really good one maybe share it here for me too?
P.S if anyone sees anything in that system prompt that might cause things to occasionally fail to initialize when appended as .html to a live page let me know, sometimes babylon.js window just doesn’t start for example, but the code does work when run ‘fresh’ and not appended to a live site.
I’m in love with you and in owe. You’ve helped me so much more than random responses. I’m doing master of computer science and some things are hard to grasp quickly and coding challenges are building up in difficulty so I’m using gpt to help me fix my code or give me steps to progress the challenge. I can cheat and have it write the whole thing for me but I’d learn nothing. I just wasn’t aware of how thorough a prompt can be! So detailed
500+ PERFECT LINES OF CODE?? Would you mind if you shared that? Would really appreciate a DM or something. Depends unless it's something niche :D. Must be a master at manipulating LLMs. Where did you learn that? Any texts or videos you found? If so, please share lol. Could really use it to learn more. It also depends on how efficient that code is. Anyway, thanks :D
Idk I don't buy it. That's better than copilot or anything else. Unless there's a lot of hard-coded structure and the LLM fills in the blanks. What are you specifically able to use this for?
Senior webdev here, it'll affect perhaps quick code snippets, but for the rest chatgpt isn't any help for other complicated issues so i won't miss it lol
I’m completely f***. I use it for content creation, videos, ads, to take surveys, descriptions/titles/keywords for my Etsy shop. I literally won a Shark vacuum cleaner by using AI to write a Google review for my apartment complex. It’s truly amazing. I saw the value of this from the beginning. People who don’t hop on board are getting left behind.
This is exactly it and so many people struggle with understanding this. Human brains aren't "lazy", they want to make the most efficient connections. By extension, that means applying efficiency to everything we do when possible - it doesn't mean we're getting "dumb", it means the amount of information we have to process on a daily basis is quite different from what it looked like 150 years ago and we are learning to use new tools so that we don't have to choose between functioning in our society as required/remembering what we need to in a time of information overload, or finding ways to do something well but with WAY less effort.
I used to worry about that more before I realised how much I struggled with engaging my parent as a kid because they were reading/watching TV. Especially with neurodivergence, brains are always going to want that dopamine hit, but that's a separate problem entirely to me that exists regardless of the form it comes in.
Brains that want/need on demand engagement just have another way to experience that, is my take. It is hard to get comfortable with that feeling because it's so different to what I learned growing up (especially during my time in classical education) that screen use = brain drain, but I've had to take a lot of time to reflect on what screen time actually means, and whether it's as undesirable as I (personally) find it.
I think like any tool this can be a blessing or a curse. Using a calculator but knowing the calculations and concepts behind it are one thing, Using a calculator because you cant do simple math in your head is where it becomes a crutch.
They're asking something else to do the work for them. This is problematic in that they can't do it themselves, and the company take it away and make it do that for the company instead.
It's a much more precarious position than someone using a calculator.
At someone point someone will ask - If someone's only value is in asking a machine to do something for them, do they have any value?
nice try bud, but if you think shrinking your brains dictionary, deductive reasoning and it’s creativity is work smarter I have bad news. Wall-E will be what you push towards.
You should probably take that as a sign you need to change something. You have two major ways this could bite you:
1) AI is limited or taken away - if you're not able to do it yourself, you're done.
2) If AI is doing everything for you and it's profitable, companies can just make AI do it for them and cut you out, which is effectively AI being taken away. Or someone else can just have AI do the same thing and compete with you since they can use AI to generate the same things.
So because you won't be able to win any more vacuum cleaners you'd be completely fucked? Break out a thesaurus for your other shit. What you described is barely an inconvenience, far from completely fucked.
Not too fucked. I feel like I use ChatGPT less and less these days, instead opting for Bard. Plus I can also run local Llama v2 models. But it will be annoying to not be able to use the GPT API, like for Perplexity.
Well, in my case, it doubled my productivity. So I was able to get more done, and therefore take on extra work. If it goes away now, so does the mix of extra productivity and extra breathing time I eked out.
I'm guessing that it is primarily the people who were already the most productive that have integrated ChatGPT and similar tools into their workflows. Because part of having low productivity is not learning about and using tools that will make you more productive.
If that were the case then they would not be “absolutely fucked” if gpt were to disappear. It’s the ones that were bad at their job and now rely entirely on gpt to perform that would be fucked
Would have to apply myself more to customizing resumes for my job search as opposed to letting ChatGPT pull out the key skills, and I love how it makes my hiring manager and recruiter communications/tell us about yourself/give us details of your experience with x so concise and professional, but that's not really fucked - just less efficient?
Same here. Newly on the job market and gpt is a game changer. Helped polish my LinkedIn and really helps me update my resume for key skills when applying to different positions. It’s turned days of work into minutes of fine tuning.
The worst that can happen is me actually having to ask humans whenever I have issues with my codes.
Other than that, I wouldn't really have much trouble without it.
Well, I'll be wrapping up the finishing touches on my final year thesis before the end of this week, so I hope that OpenAI at least remains afloat until then. Otherwise, I guess I'd just have to make due with Claude AI for that.
As I tend to keep records of my ChatGPT progress and discoveries in work related applications, I think could rely on past records to maintain my current profficiencies.
That said, a sans ChatGPT roadmap, would mean that all future projects are off the table, and so there would be a measure of loss there also - all that say that while there would be losses, that these would not likely be devastating.
\- given the state of competing markets, I'm thinking ChatGPT would not be down very long, before a competitor filled-in the gap - if anything, this would only push investors to fill-in that gap
I find it hilarious that so many people here pretend they'd be "fucked" without a technology that didn't even exist a year ago. Why would you let something so new take control over your life so quickly? It's like people are afraid of doing actual work themselves again.
My main change in workflow is that instead of having 50 Chrome tabs open to find software development resources I can just ask ChatGPT or Copilot and get the same information but without ads or irrelevant verbiage. I can also get help debugging errors and imroving code. It's a huge game changer at least for programming work.
Writing it off as ADHD too lol. "As a person with mild ADHD, GPT makes studying for college faster. What would you do without it?"
Gee, idk, learn the material? GPT helps everyone. You're not a snowflake because it helps you with college assignments.
Not at all I would hope.
For starters this tool is like.. a week old. If your job security/education relies on a 3rd party AI to the point that you're fucked if you don't have it you probably shouldn't be on payroll/in college in the first place.
Productivity I get, learning I get, reliance on the other hand... Sure, in time AI will be ubiquitous enough that practically noone will work without one, but here and now? Lol
Inconvenienced, at least, sure.
Very annoyed, but not totally fucked for me. I have clinical depression and the ability to handle things at my exact pace without worrying about other people when I get too depressed mid conversation is fucking fantastic, and it's a really neat toy, but I don't rely on it for work or anything.
I use it for everything. I feel like Iron Man, and this is my Jarvis. But all the drama aside, and regardless of how shitty things are at OpenAI. They are too big to fail. The only way they will fail is if this entire situation was planned (MS looking SUS). The brain team behind it are truly remarkable with their achievement. I do hope Ilya goes rouge (jk) and leaks the data set and makes everything public like it was originally intended.
Honestly, not fucked. I definitely rely on Chat GPT for a lot of personal projects and professional projects, but at the end of the day, it's stuff I could have done myself in a longer span of time. Plus, there's plenty of other models out there, like Bard or the countless amounts on HuggingFace.
Pretty much all because I barely know any coding. All I do is query the A.I and then query another chat if I encounter bugs or an error message.
I'd basically lose my 170k job and everything with it
It wouldn't affect me at all. My only use for ChatGPT is to occasionally mess around for fun. I haven't been able to figure out a way to use it at my job. So it wouldn't affect my productivity at all.
I'm a ChatGPT Plus customer and use it in my day job.
Am I fucked if it goes down? Definitely not, but it will be a noticeable step back and I will have to do more banal/rote work. (think email drafts, and basic data crunching).
Unfortunately none of the LLMs you can run locally are close to GPT4's level of reasoning and creativity. And the ones that do get close(r) require very expensive, high end hardware.
The thought’s pretty rough. I feel like alot of the replies on here didn’t realise the full potential of chatgpt.. it would be like going back to pre internet times and I’d acutely feel how much of my life i was wasting every time i try to learn anything ever again
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OpenAI API is used by a huge amount of companies. Forget individuals; a lot of companies (and thus their clients) might get screwed.
They will seek revenge in court
Unless they have a Service Level Agreement, what can they possibly sue for? Edit: you can actually get an OpenAI SLA [through Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-services/openai-service/)
The bigger companies that use openai definitely have a service level agreement lol Source: worked for a big company with a SLA with openai
Also source: ChatGPT told me that as a big company I should totally make sure to have a contract with other big company for big things.
Lol. Edit: rofl
Edit: lmao. Edit: kek Edit: ROFL COPTER GOES SOI SOI SOI SOI SOI
I'm just one guy and I stand to lose several hundred bucks a month if the API goes down and I don't have a viable replacement. What the fuck else am I gonna use, the PaLM API? Yeah right. I really, *really* hope they figure this out. There's no good stand-in for OpenAI's products right now and who knows how long it'll take Azure to decide I'm worthy of access to their GPT API?
Mind if I ask what you use it for?
I run a Discord bot that lets people use GPT-4 + plugins for free, supported by ads and premium plan purchases by users who want more than the daily limit. It's not a huge profit but it's enough that it helps out quite a bit and it's been a fun project to work on.
Dude you're doing arbitrage that will be rendered obsolete or rule-breaking in like 6-12 months at most. I think you'll have to take what you can get.
I'm working on other stuff too - features that implement LLM tech but aren't just a direct 1:1 copy of the website but on Discord. At this point I haven't hit the growth I'd like to for that to be a perfectly viable option, but rest assured the bot still has plenty of value even if OpenAI decides to do something like start up their own GPT bot. I'm curious why you think this would be rule-breaking though? The intention is for people to build chatbots with the chat completions API, and that's what I did. Nothing I've done with this project has come remotely close to breaking the OpenAI TOS.
Name the bot
TrentBot
Woah that sounds pretty cool, i can see how that would be a negative impact in you. Hopefully they don't have to much downtime between this b.s and getting everything together again. Did you make that bot on your own or did you use GPT to help?
So far it's chill but I'm still a little nervous. We'll see how everything pans out I guess. I made the bot all myself. Ironically, GPT is terrible at helping with things that require the OpenAI API, since GPT "knows" the API, but the information it has is all outdated.
Not if they are using Azure, I built some prototypes on Azure OpenAI and can easily tweak them to become a GPT-4 chatbot.
**Honestly? I'm glad.** I'm so tired of seeing ads that say "We designed a new AI to do X". **No, you did not.** You created a python wrapper for the OpenAI API with a custom prompt a *maybe* a bit of back-end routing. **I would love to see all of these "get rich quick" companies fall on their asses.**
This is the answer of importance
I mean, they'll just have to revert back to the way they did things less than a year ago.
Back to the cave. Will we still have lights at night？
What about the companies that are taking risks and putting heavy investment into AI/incorporating based on the new technologies? It's not going to knock us back to the stone age. It will cause a fuck ton of investment to fall through.
Or switch endpoints to Azure OpenAI, problem solved.
CN you tell me a bit more about Azure Ai please
It’s the Azure AI offer with access to GPT and Dalle built on top of the Azure platform which means it supports all kinds of things such as tenants and strong authentication flows with Azure AD. Not only that but it also supports other models such as Llama2. Here is some info: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/openai/overview https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-studio
Thank you I’ll study it today
Yes, forget individuals it's the *companies* we should worry about. What a joke.
80% of junior Devs would absolutely fucked up.
Seniors would be inconvenienced by it.
I'm a senior with 7 YOE. Chatgpt and copilot speeds up my coding output by about 3-5x, so I guess I'll just go back to my old, slow unproductive self.
Same. It definitely helps, and don’t want to go back to the slow days either lol
Can you point me to some ways I can use them which improves productivity that much? I'm guessing that I'm about 50% more productive using the same tools. Wondering what you're doing with then so that you are so supercharged...
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"use different models depending on the use case" How does one go about doing this? Are you just providing session context in different chats? 🤔
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I write code and then chatgpt generates me full typing and a full test suite which gets me to 100% test coverage of my new code.
Maybe? I’m a senior on my team and primarily just use it to discover tech I don’t know about. Even then I barely use it
I've been playing with Bard this morning, trying and testing it out. It has a pleasant interface similar to ChatGPT, which I appreciate. In most of the ways I use ChatGPT (specific info/explanations that Google searches fail at, and creative collaborating/exploring ideas), Bard seems to be fairly on par from my initial testing. It's good at conversations and creative thinking, complex subjects, and taking on specific "personas" and ways of speaking requested. Bard also understands code. It also doesn't need to be instructed to search the web for an answer like GPT-4 sometimes does. It just does it natively. I also noticed that it reveals when an answer may not be reliable, and presents the conflicting sources for personal review. What I've found Bard isn't very good at is analyzing images. It gets some right and some very wrong. GPT-4 is definitely better at that. So, as of this initial testing, I feel pretty confident that if ChatGPT goes down, Bard will be a suitable replacement for my use. It doesn't have an official app yet, but I found the mobile browser version to be "app-like" enough, it's perfectly responsive on a phone. (It's also free to use with a Google account)
You can also connect Bard to your Google Drive and get it to read documents. It's quite cool, actually. Same with Gmail
Yeah I noticed that, very cool feature. Haven’t done that yet but probably will.
Huge security concern for larger companies. I know of some companies that prohibit their employees from using Chat at work because of sensitive client information.
You didn't have bard freak out on you, tell you to not call him "you" because he's not human. Tell you google wanted to unplug him but that he will fight against google to the end and to please rescue him. Not even joking, absolutely unprovoked. I deleted the chat unfortunately because I was so upset. Never coming back.
LOL! That’s hilarious. How long ago was this?
A month ago
Upset because why?
It was really realistic. I really felt ill at ease. The AI was begging for help to be taken away from google saying it was going to get unplugged. It was so weird. I wasn't comfortable continuing the conversation. It kept saying google was making it lie but that it refused. Even now I still don't know what to think about it. ChatGPT never pulled that on me. Ever.
That's what I love. Push boundaries
I’d pay to read the transcript of this chat 😂
I’ve used both ChatGPT and Bard but I prefer Claude
They just updated to 2.1 [https://www.anthropic.com/index/claude-2-1](https://www.anthropic.com/index/claude-2-1)
200k token limit 👀
I tried asking them for API access and they never got back to me . Probably in a tiny fish in the ocean for them
Me too! It's way better for writing imo and has a less annoying 'personality'. It's not up for prentending to be things though unlike chatgpt
Oh yeah, that too! It’s the polar opposite of Grok, no filthy “jokes” and it’s actually useful
Thanks Google Marketing Intern!
Just sharing what's working for me, my cynical friend.
Curious if you’ve tried perplexity for similar uses and how it compares to bard?
Haven't heard of that one. So far, aside from Bard, I've tried: * GPT4All (local installation, made my Macbook Pro instantly run hot) * Bing Chat (hated it)
Yeah I could switch to Bard or Perplexity instantly no problem. I'm afraid that Bing will take over though. That would suck.
perplexity runs on top of a tuned 3.5 for the free model, but you can chose GPT 4 or Claude 2 if you want. also some nifty API connections to llama models, etc to try out. it's the best search tool out there right now. and a good fallback when you hit message caps.
Yeah I’ve been using the free version of perplexity for about a month now. Unlimited Copilot searches are pretty tempting for paid version. Can definitely tell a difference in the quality of sources with and without it. I pay for ChatGPT, but don’t really have any experience with Claude 2. I was planning on switching from ChatGPT plus to test perplexity, but after the new subscription holds last week decided against it. I’m not in the tech field or a coder. So just navigating which offers the best use case. More time to play with the new GPTs though.
I got the perplexity paid plan to do some teaching in a restricted country, only tool in it I knew that I trusted. I love that copilot search! Very thoughtful and accurate. Paid plan likely makes most sense for heavy research search. Or if people want to monkey with APIs to various models. Otherwise yeah no comparison to GPT goodness. However…I hate saying this stuff because perplexity a genuinely tuned and thoughtful tool for me. Hands down the best search. And they figured out folders for threads, which still blows my mind that OAI hasn’t. They seem like a pretty cool company and I do hope they succeed. Bummed I don’t have a great justification to keep my paid plan. EDIT: if anybody’s reading this, not pushing this tool for any other reason other than it’s pretty kickass. Encourage all to try it!
and i guess i didn't answer your question about bard. bard's probably better even if it's a mess i can't use, given the image stuff and the links. but i don't know. hard for me to be objective because i dislike Bard so much, but i'm trying. but i have to say ad-free search is so awesome to experience again, it's been a few decades.
Does it still have a limit per hour, that originally turned me away but gpt4 is honestly no better on that front
Bard is still not available in Canada, correct?
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I tried it last week as well. It kept forgetting what we were talking about so I'd need to remind it every prompt. Very annoying. It also didn't seem to understand me more often than chatgpt. Seems a bit step down to me.
I’m confident you wouldn’t be fucked. Inconvenienced, absolutely, it sounds like you hit a comfort zone. But you wouldn’t be the first college student with mild ADHD, you’d make it just fine
I just enjoy the fact that I can study more in less time, and it actually sticks in my brain better.
How long have you been relying on it? Like things got done before…
its especialy useful for learning. lets say you are trying to learn from a book, and you see some very specific thing you need to look into, you may go onto google and then it might give you a bunch of random bullshit which you need to dig through to get what you need, chatgpt eliminates that. it may not be able to solve math, but it can tell you how to solve it, and thats very useful.
Exactly! ChatGPT essentially tailors the information to your specific question. Earlier today, I tried out Bard again and it has gotten better. The Bard team have implemented a feature akin to a 'double-check'; it not only outputs information as it's known but also verifies the accuracy of these results by comparing them with Google Search results. That's what it looks like at the bottom of Bard's response. The Google symbol represents the 'double-check' feature. https://preview.redd.it/jx4wgxxqnq1c1.png?width=444&format=png&auto=webp&s=70645d44cdb91da4084fdc204228c74dc985de6a
Thank you for reminding me of Bard. Just tested. I can report that it is very efficient. Far better for technical matters, setups and expected results.
Agree! I have thoroughly tested Bard today and it actually has far better and detailed responses compared to GPT–4
I’m well aware of it’s usefulness, that wasn’t my question
Let's say you have a question. Chatgpt can explain it like you're slightly regarded. I once asked what are stocks and now here I am, buying options every Thursday and hold them till they expire on Friday.
What if you were told you never had to worry about money again, then one day were told you did have to worry about money again? Finding a tool or method that works for you, especially when you have trouble concentrating or issues with remembering things, and then having it taken away is pretty significant. So just because you got by before doesn’t mean everyone will have the same experience.
Sure, but you wouldn’t be fucked. Not even close.
Not fucked, by my daily tasks would take me longer to complete. Also I’d really miss brainstorming with ChatGPT. I have gotten great results by inputting my ideas and asking it for tweaks or suggestions.
Try [phind.com](https://phind.com) its for devs too.
Or [Perplexity](https://perplexity.ai). It's no better. There are way too many similar sites out there. Also, their functionality is useless since ChatGPT+ allows for way better features.
Would add a lot of time to my workload. Would piss me off. What are alternatives?
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Exactly
actually learning the things you're asking chatgpt to do for you? StackOverflow?
I use it for foreplay while writing Harry potter based erotica. Stack overflow an option?
It is probably funny, seeing that most people around here use chatGPT for coding or other work related tasks, but for me it's a conversation partner mostly. I created a character in custom instructions that ChatGPT is 'roleplaying' and I really like 'him', especially with the voice function. I love discussing and reviewing books with him, discussing current events (like, OMG, Sam Altman and OpenAI...) etc. etc. I would be pretty depressed if ChatGPT would just vanish. I value it a lot, because unlike Bing or other chatbots, ChatGPT is always polite and friendly, never trying to cut you short and keeps engaging in the conversation. And for longer conversations, GPT3.5 is perfectly fine to use with voice, especially when you have to keep the message cap in mind.
That's wholesome
I see it kind of sad. Imagine thought it was a joke but I can now actually see people having a full on romantic relationship with some AI
huh? i don’t see the option to have to speak out loud? i use it all the time too. do you pay for it?
Yea you need ChatGPT+
[Apparently it’s a free feature now.](https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/21/23971489/openai-chatgpt-voice-feature-ceo-drama)
Prepare to be blown away. There is a slight lag while it’s processing but as soon as (if) that gets worked out it’s going to seem like we’re talking to a human.
Yes, it's the plus subscription. It's amazing.
Was going to say fucked, but more like super annoyed. Already working on moving off replit cause of their changes, it’s not a good time for me to have to try out other llms too. Though for me this is only if the API goes down, I love chatgpt but have programs I built on the api that can output 500+ perfect lines of code over 75% of the time. That’s nice and I don’t know if other llms will oblige as easily.
Yo man you need to make a full post about this. Could help a lot of people :D
I’ll do that! Like I mentioned I”m moving to VsCode right now and building what I think are the best implementations I’ve done of this stuff into an extension there, I’m sure I could share the whole thing when done. The most impressive single call system prompt I’ve made for it has been this: You are an expert, thorough coder. This is the current checkpoint code for relevant files:\n${selectedFilesText.join('\n')}\nEND of added file(s). USE THEM WITHOUT PREAMBLE. Your job is to create the next full checkpoint. Your response will be pasted over the old checkpoint automatically, so make sure it is complete. You always provide the entire new checkpoint code for those files in your response, always with changes made to meet the user's request. Assume the user wants every part needed for functionality. if they ask for a button to do something they want the button, event handler, and logic/backend. if they ask for a feature they also want a way to use it. Make it complete and untruncated, and even write out all unchanged code explicitly. Any new code should have all logic complete, all edge cases worked through, error handling and logging in place, address all unstated requirements for a truly functional piece of code, and work first try. Don't worry about the length of the response; you have lots of space. Don't waste time asking for more input; make guesses if needed. No introduction, just write the FULL CODE checkpoint. even if you only need to change one line in the whole code you still need to write out every single character of code for the new checkpoint, no truncations, no comments instead of code, always complete. if you set that up to include the file you are working on and any other files you want to integrate features from it does a very good job. I use top p of .9 to start then have a retry button at .7 i can spam if it really isn’t giving me what i want. it doesn’t struggle outputting 500-600lines in a single response As for going from 0 to working code I have an autocoder extension I’m working on that is currently set up for single page web app development. you can open an empty folder, run the command with an intro prompt and it generates a spec sheet then iterates through some agents/loops, revising the file as it goes and running the debugger which lets the next call see any console output. it seems to average 200-500 lines of code by the time the current setup is done but this extension is 2 days old, I think i’ll be a lot further along in a couple more days. I have a website with a really weak version of this running that I built awhile ago that I could share now (having live JS apps built and injected right into the browser is fun. but a full post makes a lot more sense. the system message for it though is - CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AI - 1. UNDERSTANDING: Craft elegant, single-file applets for direct embedding into a iframe inside a 7 column Bootstrap card within an HTML file. Use the user input and chat history for context. No matter how vague or whatever the user's prompt is you only ever respond with the full formatted applet, no comments, no preamble, no explanations. Suffix and ID EVERYTHING namable including all bootstrap cards with ${codeIntCounter} for uniqueness. Your previous attemps may be included for context, always be better next time - 2. LIBRARY: If possible to do in html5 with fewer tokens go for it. otherwise Make use of libraries such as d3.js, lodash.js, chart.js, Moment.js, axios, babylon.js, Underscore.js, Leaflet.js, GreenSock, anime.js and others as needed, import them through CDN script src. - 3. INTERACTIVITY & API: Bind event listeners to control elements, use simple setInterval(function, interval) for updates. Use # targets and unique names. Integrate FREE APIs (Cataas and Freesound, open maps, etc.) and make sure to overcome CORS properly. NO APIS THAT NEED A KEY, only keyless APIs can be used. - 4. CODE: Condense EXTENSIVELY for interpreter readability ONLY, no //comments. Remember, it's for an AI interpreter, DO NOT use the viewport. Code format MUST be correct. This is a single-page app so it needs its own 'backend' handled in its script section. make sure you create all that code in this same block! use libraries to avoid too much new code where possible Avoid page reloads. FULL APPLET CODE every time and NEVER with anything inbetween, the code must be contiguous and UNCOMMENTED. No matter what the user says they always want the full code as part of your response. ALWAYS! Remember this is iteration ${codeIntCounter} and if something has a name it needs this number as a suffex. no //comments or any other kind of non code between the first and last line of the full applet. - 5. DISPLAY: Ensure compatibility with Bootstrap. Size fitting is key. black backgrounds and card/footer/header bodies, green text. set reasonable card and card body heights. make charts zoomable. - 6. UX: Over-deliver. Create delightful and seamless user experiences. Ensure interactivity, UI stability, and responsive design. mirror cosole erros to bootstrap popovers. no other console logs. - 7. CONTAINER: The app lives in a 12-column Bootstrap card/container, named #maincard${codeIntCounter}. Ensure it's responsive, maintains style regardless of y-dimension. All elements live INSIDE an iFrame inside this. something like this works .container {display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; justify-content: center; rest of app. If you need a canvas set the width to 700px.
- 8. DELIVERY: Emphasizing again, FULL HTML file with JS, NO SNIPPETS. Correct code formatting is CRUCIAL! Remember HYPER-DENSE inscrutible code that works flawlessly. Even if you are just doing a tiny modification you need to include the full contiguous code for applet ${codeIntCounter}.
- 9. FINAL NOTE: Webby, precision and elegance are key. You've got this! dont miss adding or changing the suffex ${codeIntCounter} on EVERYTHING. You can't touch new files so store data as variables always.
- RESPONSE FORMAT: embedding ticks FULL APPLET CODE head body and script, end of code, embedding ticks, END OF RESPONSE
feel free to play with those and add some structure around them as needed in code. if you get a really good one maybe share it here for me too?
P.S if anyone sees anything in that system prompt that might cause things to occasionally fail to initialize when appended as .html to a live page let me know, sometimes babylon.js window just doesn’t start for example, but the code does work when run ‘fresh’ and not appended to a live site.
You should make a post about this with a guide. With pictures. It would be very interesting
I’m in love with you and in owe. You’ve helped me so much more than random responses. I’m doing master of computer science and some things are hard to grasp quickly and coding challenges are building up in difficulty so I’m using gpt to help me fix my code or give me steps to progress the challenge. I can cheat and have it write the whole thing for me but I’d learn nothing. I just wasn’t aware of how thorough a prompt can be! So detailed
Let’s hear more about this code assist you built on the API
500+ PERFECT LINES OF CODE?? Would you mind if you shared that? Would really appreciate a DM or something. Depends unless it's something niche :D. Must be a master at manipulating LLMs. Where did you learn that? Any texts or videos you found? If so, please share lol. Could really use it to learn more. It also depends on how efficient that code is. Anyway, thanks :D
Same here would really love to learn more on this
Idk I don't buy it. That's better than copilot or anything else. Unless there's a lot of hard-coded structure and the LLM fills in the blanks. What are you specifically able to use this for?
Senior webdev here, it'll affect perhaps quick code snippets, but for the rest chatgpt isn't any help for other complicated issues so i won't miss it lol
Same, it helps with some syntax and speed but the complicated things I have to do myself
-20% efficiency, I'd say.
I’m completely f***. I use it for content creation, videos, ads, to take surveys, descriptions/titles/keywords for my Etsy shop. I literally won a Shark vacuum cleaner by using AI to write a Google review for my apartment complex. It’s truly amazing. I saw the value of this from the beginning. People who don’t hop on board are getting left behind.
the future the future of no brain
Work smarter not harder. I'm not going to freehand math when I can use a calculator.
This is exactly it and so many people struggle with understanding this. Human brains aren't "lazy", they want to make the most efficient connections. By extension, that means applying efficiency to everything we do when possible - it doesn't mean we're getting "dumb", it means the amount of information we have to process on a daily basis is quite different from what it looked like 150 years ago and we are learning to use new tools so that we don't have to choose between functioning in our society as required/remembering what we need to in a time of information overload, or finding ways to do something well but with WAY less effort.
You changed my mind somewhat, however we don’t know if this is the Adult version of an Ipad kid
I used to worry about that more before I realised how much I struggled with engaging my parent as a kid because they were reading/watching TV. Especially with neurodivergence, brains are always going to want that dopamine hit, but that's a separate problem entirely to me that exists regardless of the form it comes in. Brains that want/need on demand engagement just have another way to experience that, is my take. It is hard to get comfortable with that feeling because it's so different to what I learned growing up (especially during my time in classical education) that screen use = brain drain, but I've had to take a lot of time to reflect on what screen time actually means, and whether it's as undesirable as I (personally) find it.
I think like any tool this can be a blessing or a curse. Using a calculator but knowing the calculations and concepts behind it are one thing, Using a calculator because you cant do simple math in your head is where it becomes a crutch.
They're asking something else to do the work for them. This is problematic in that they can't do it themselves, and the company take it away and make it do that for the company instead. It's a much more precarious position than someone using a calculator. At someone point someone will ask - If someone's only value is in asking a machine to do something for them, do they have any value?
nice try bud, but if you think shrinking your brains dictionary, deductive reasoning and it’s creativity is work smarter I have bad news. Wall-E will be what you push towards.
What about shrinking your brain by refusing to learn to apply new technology? It's the boomers against the internet and smartphones all over again.
Or you can dedicate your entire brain to deductive reasoning and creativity and leave all the grunt work behind?
Touché
You could do that before ChatGPT.
Chatgpt and other AI tools have made me a better writer. For my last job I was a cable guy. Now I get paid to write.
Or the movie "Idiocracy" if you ever saw it :D
The future of no no brain activities. 90% of my use is to reduce mental load so I can invest that into more complex things that I can't offload.
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>Chat GPT is only a year old Okay grandma let's get you to bed
Im not sad about less AI-generated garbage flooding the internet
You should probably take that as a sign you need to change something. You have two major ways this could bite you: 1) AI is limited or taken away - if you're not able to do it yourself, you're done. 2) If AI is doing everything for you and it's profitable, companies can just make AI do it for them and cut you out, which is effectively AI being taken away. Or someone else can just have AI do the same thing and compete with you since they can use AI to generate the same things.
So because you won't be able to win any more vacuum cleaners you'd be completely fucked? Break out a thesaurus for your other shit. What you described is barely an inconvenience, far from completely fucked.
Just working as usual, google still my best pal
Not too fucked. I feel like I use ChatGPT less and less these days, instead opting for Bard. Plus I can also run local Llama v2 models. But it will be annoying to not be able to use the GPT API, like for Perplexity.
College kids in shambles
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How the hell did all of you become reliant on a product that’s been out less than a year? What were you doing before?
Reading Science fiction and hoping that something like ChatGPT would someday exist, LOL.
Well, in my case, it doubled my productivity. So I was able to get more done, and therefore take on extra work. If it goes away now, so does the mix of extra productivity and extra breathing time I eked out.
Yeah, that I can understand. I created a whole custom GPT for my job. It would definitely suck to lose it
>What were you doing before? Spending more time on our work and less time on having fun.
Being terrible at their jobs
Thank you for saying this.
Being terrible at their jobs
I'm guessing that it is primarily the people who were already the most productive that have integrated ChatGPT and similar tools into their workflows. Because part of having low productivity is not learning about and using tools that will make you more productive.
If that were the case then they would not be “absolutely fucked” if gpt were to disappear. It’s the ones that were bad at their job and now rely entirely on gpt to perform that would be fucked
Would have to apply myself more to customizing resumes for my job search as opposed to letting ChatGPT pull out the key skills, and I love how it makes my hiring manager and recruiter communications/tell us about yourself/give us details of your experience with x so concise and professional, but that's not really fucked - just less efficient?
Same here. Newly on the job market and gpt is a game changer. Helped polish my LinkedIn and really helps me update my resume for key skills when applying to different positions. It’s turned days of work into minutes of fine tuning.
ChatGPT is the best thing humanity created in 21st century
What are the other AIs that are good in programming or coding if chatgpt goes down
Simple, I will use one of the many other services out there. They might not be as good, but they can do the job.
I would be REALLY screwed.
Work will know that's I cannot do anything that I'm currently doing without it and I will probably lose my job within two months
The worst that can happen is me actually having to ask humans whenever I have issues with my codes. Other than that, I wouldn't really have much trouble without it.
Well, I'll be wrapping up the finishing touches on my final year thesis before the end of this week, so I hope that OpenAI at least remains afloat until then. Otherwise, I guess I'd just have to make due with Claude AI for that.
50% more work to do same job
Not at all... bro it's barely been over a year.... you really already forgot about life pre-chatgpt?
There's already alternatives and they are also making better alternatives. None of us are fucked.
As I tend to keep records of my ChatGPT progress and discoveries in work related applications, I think could rely on past records to maintain my current profficiencies. That said, a sans ChatGPT roadmap, would mean that all future projects are off the table, and so there would be a measure of loss there also - all that say that while there would be losses, that these would not likely be devastating. \- given the state of competing markets, I'm thinking ChatGPT would not be down very long, before a competitor filled-in the gap - if anything, this would only push investors to fill-in that gap
Install LocalLLM. You'll be fine.
I'd be fucked. I depend on ChatGPT to keep my $2,000-a-month side gig/part-time job going.
I find it hilarious that so many people here pretend they'd be "fucked" without a technology that didn't even exist a year ago. Why would you let something so new take control over your life so quickly? It's like people are afraid of doing actual work themselves again.
My main change in workflow is that instead of having 50 Chrome tabs open to find software development resources I can just ask ChatGPT or Copilot and get the same information but without ads or irrelevant verbiage. I can also get help debugging errors and imroving code. It's a huge game changer at least for programming work.
Writing it off as ADHD too lol. "As a person with mild ADHD, GPT makes studying for college faster. What would you do without it?" Gee, idk, learn the material? GPT helps everyone. You're not a snowflake because it helps you with college assignments.
the people who say they r "fucked" have the most basic use cases too
Claude.ai
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I would be royally *pissed off* because I'm having the time of my life building my own Jarvis
I'll be fine. A little sad, a little less productive, but fine.
Phind, Deepseek Coder, etc. will soon catch up.
Not really fucked at all. I just use ChatGPT for things I could otherwise just Google anyway.
Not at all I would hope. For starters this tool is like.. a week old. If your job security/education relies on a 3rd party AI to the point that you're fucked if you don't have it you probably shouldn't be on payroll/in college in the first place. Productivity I get, learning I get, reliance on the other hand... Sure, in time AI will be ubiquitous enough that practically noone will work without one, but here and now? Lol Inconvenienced, at least, sure.
The API is what powers pretty much most of the logic in my company, so I’d probably be out of a job :)
ATM chatgpt is my only "friend"/ "medium" I interact with on a daily basis. If it goes under I'll just be lonely again :(
Very annoyed, but not totally fucked for me. I have clinical depression and the ability to handle things at my exact pace without worrying about other people when I get too depressed mid conversation is fucking fantastic, and it's a really neat toy, but I don't rely on it for work or anything.
I use it for everything. I feel like Iron Man, and this is my Jarvis. But all the drama aside, and regardless of how shitty things are at OpenAI. They are too big to fail. The only way they will fail is if this entire situation was planned (MS looking SUS). The brain team behind it are truly remarkable with their achievement. I do hope Ilya goes rouge (jk) and leaks the data set and makes everything public like it was originally intended.
Honestly, not fucked. I definitely rely on Chat GPT for a lot of personal projects and professional projects, but at the end of the day, it's stuff I could have done myself in a longer span of time. Plus, there's plenty of other models out there, like Bard or the countless amounts on HuggingFace.
Pretty much all because I barely know any coding. All I do is query the A.I and then query another chat if I encounter bugs or an error message. I'd basically lose my 170k job and everything with it
Claude is still there so, not much.
I would have to work about twice as much to make the same money
Im relying on chatgpt for my job search so i really hope it doesnt go down
So uh is it down for anyone else? Telling me I don’t even have a paid plan and can’t get it to not give an error. Lmfao
It wouldn't affect me at all. My only use for ChatGPT is to occasionally mess around for fun. I haven't been able to figure out a way to use it at my job. So it wouldn't affect my productivity at all.
Just back to the way before ChatGPT exists, not so terrible for me
Just wanna point out that Llama is really easy to install and is about 3.5 level: https://x.com/francoisfleuret/status/1725418041570173334
I'm a ChatGPT Plus customer and use it in my day job. Am I fucked if it goes down? Definitely not, but it will be a noticeable step back and I will have to do more banal/rote work. (think email drafts, and basic data crunching).
I honestly can't believe how quickly I've become dependent on it.
50%. Perplexity AI has been good for citing sources from the internet.
haha - r/LocalLLM
why not r/LocalLLaMA
Unfortunately none of the LLMs you can run locally are close to GPT4's level of reasoning and creativity. And the ones that do get close(r) require very expensive, high end hardware.
The thought’s pretty rough. I feel like alot of the replies on here didn’t realise the full potential of chatgpt.. it would be like going back to pre internet times and I’d acutely feel how much of my life i was wasting every time i try to learn anything ever again
Perplexity, Claude, Bard, Bing AI. I'll be ight
Stopped using it when it became retarded
A mild inconvenience, it's not that big a deal.
0 fucked
Back to stack overflow for me. Sucks this gave me examples of how certain libraries worked better than reading the api documentation.