> probably because they are to cheap to fork over $20 to try GPT4. Or because GPT 3.5 was hyped to the skies by all and sundry, and those who were convinced en

> probably because they are to cheap to fork over $20 to try GPT4. Or because GPT 3.5 was hyped to the skies by all and sundry, and those who were convinced enough to use it still found it lacking. Many like you are now saying "oh yeah GPT 3.5 was awful, but this really is the future". Not everybody wants to have the quality of their work dependent on the whims of an OAI product manager. If GPT-4 is as good as claimed, then it will find its way into my workflow. For now, AI claims are treated as fiction unless accompanied with a JSFiddle-style code example...too much snake oil in the water to do otherwise.