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Wasn't there some action around this like a year ago? Can't find it now, but I thought it was investigated at some point.
by sepositus 2y ago
Wasn't there some action around this like a year ago? Can't find it now, but I thought it was investigated at some point.
- 55555 2y agoIt seems you're right. I can't find how big the fine was. ChatGPT says it is still ongoing. Not sure if that's right. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/06/ftc-takes-action-against-adobe-executives-hiding-fees-preventing-consumers-easily-cancelling https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/06/...
- _Algernon_ 2y agoWe all have access to chatgpt. If we want hallucination ridden bullshit, we'll find it ourselves.
- elaus 2y agoIt doesn't seem to me like the linked page contains "hallucination ridden bullshit".
- bdelmas 2y agoYes. AI becoming the first place people go for information and replacing facts and first degree of source is going to be a scary world.
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- caseyy 2y agoI agree with you about ChatGPT "facts", but the parent commenter shared valuable information with a source. No need to treat them in such a rude way.
- kergonath 2y agoThe ChatGPT bit brings nothing. Just the source would be enough. Nobody feels the need to justify anything by saying "looked it up on Google". What matters is the actual source, and ChatGPT isn’t one.
- AlOwain 2y ago[dead]
- simonklitj 2y agoYeah, you can change plans (at no cost), then cancel right after the change. You get 14 days of free cancellation, which resets on plan change.
- hapidjus 2y agoDid exactly this, got hit with the cacellation fee a couple of days later.
- simonklitj 2y agoReally? Worked for me in February. In that case, this workaround might’ve been patched.