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At some point in the next year or two, if you were to make me give up the browser (and all websites) or an LLM, I might choose the browser.
by aurareturn 2y ago
At some point in the next year or two, if you were to make me give up the browser (and all websites) or an LLM, I might choose the browser.
- soupfordummies 2y agoReally? What does it do for you? Maybe I'm limited by imagination or the free plan but it seems like I get faulty info or hallucinations more than I get game-changing productivity boosts.
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> or the free plan There's your answer. Yes, on a free plan, you don't get to experience the state of the art that excites people so much. Models are weaker and more prone to hallucinate, and limits are stricter - both of which makes the services much less useful for causal use. Pay $20 and play with ChatGPT for a month (or go the API route and find good software that lets you supply your own API key), see what you get. Yes, technically ChatGPT has this $200 tier, but I don't think it makes a qualitative difference for causal use, given that (apparently, as I discovered two days ago), even the "Deep Research" thing is now available on the $20 tier - in limited amount (I have 10 queries per month), but enough to give it a solid test drive.