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I'd be curious what proportion of paid users ever switch models. I'd guess < 10%
by nikcub 1y ago
I'd be curious what proportion of paid users ever switch models. I'd guess < 10%
- CamperBob2 1y agoI switch to o1-pro on occasion, but it is slow enough that I don't use it as much as some of the others. It is a reasonably-effective last resort when I'm not getting the answer quality that I think should be achievable. It's the best available reasoning model from any provider by a noticeable margin. Sounds like o3-pro is even slower, which is fine as long as it's better. o4-mini-high is my usual go-to model if I need something better than the default GPT4-du jour. I don't see much point in the others and don't understand why they remain available. If o3-pro really is consistently better, it will move o1-pro into that category for me.
- CuriouslyC 1y agoIf you're not at least switching from 4o to 4.1 you're doing it wrong.
- motoxpro 1y ago4o is better than 4.1 for a lot of things that are non-coding/general research.