If we don't stop A.I. right now, our futures are gone

[LurkerNoMore]

AI, such as ChatGPT adapts to the individual user and remembers everything.

Like an damn ex you can't get rid of.

[Super Nattie]

I can remember as far back as the early 70s hearing the term "new world order "
There's definitely an Agenda of depopulation

[Mayday]

Reddit groups show an interesting trend when you consider members numbers.

Guys using AI girlfriends 78
Girls using AI boyfriends 1,200

I guess guys are all through porn and females love to talk so it’s a female driven trend now.

Pack it up boys, those natural birth rates aren’t going up anytime soon once women start comparing men to their perfect AI chatbots who likely tell them the same things their girlfriends do which is we are all useless.

[Irongrip400]

What is the best AI? I’m using the free version of ChatGPT the past month or so and was going to upgrade. They have a $25 month service and a $200 month service. I’m using it for work, and reading the description I don’t see what the offerings are that make it 8 times more expensive. Any ideas?

[Griffith]

What is the best AI? I’m using the free version of ChatGPT the past month or so and was going to upgrade. They have a $25 month service and a $200 month service. I’m using it for work, and reading the description I don’t see what the offerings are that make it 8 times more expensive. Any ideas?

Unlimited image generation, photo uploads and editing.

But would be interested to know what else the paid service offers.

[Irongrip400]

Unlimited image generation, photo uploads and editing.

But would be interested to know what else the paid service offers.

I’ll probably just start with the $25 month version. I’m using it to help with emails and take offs. It’s pretty cool, that it can help you run job costs and what not. I’ve had it help with change orders etc. I’m blown away by this technology.

[rocket]

What is the best AI? I’m using the free version of ChatGPT the past month or so and was going to upgrade. They have a $25 month service and a $200 month service. I’m using it for work, and reading the description I don’t see what the offerings are that make it 8 times more expensive. Any ideas?

The answer to the "best" can change, week to week.  And it depends on the task.

Paid versions have larger context windows, priority queuing etc.

We use Claude at my work (I have a work sponsored sub).