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TheDividendReport t1_j0eihvl wrote

... if you are refusing to provide feedback to OpenAI during your use. They are simply asking that if you are using their beta for free that you chip in and help, it's the entire point of a beta

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Superschlenz t1_j0es4dr wrote

Why does ChatGPT need explicit feedback?

Why don't they just perform sentiment analysis on the user prompts as the reward? For safety they would also have to classify the users into good/evil and invert the rewards from the latter.

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overlordpotatoe t1_j0g3z25 wrote

Do you have to type something in the box for feedback to be helpful, or is just giving the thumbs up or thumbs down good enough? I use it for editing writing, so I don't really know what to put when it asks what an ideal response from the AI would have been because if I knew that, I wouldn't need it for editing assistance.

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gahblahblah t1_j0g5xcp wrote

Do we really need minor updates to chatbots posted to this sub?

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Trakeen t1_j0gcem4 wrote

An official API would be really nice

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SnoozeDoggyDog t1_j0gqyus wrote

What's the actual number of messages within the message cap/daily limit?

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ibex333 t1_j0guwif wrote

oh great... first they will implement caps.. then they will exclude people... then they will make us pay money...

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[deleted] t1_j0h9fr0 wrote

Great! I stopped using ChatGPT because you couldn't view past conversations. Seems I will return now

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itsnickk t1_j0i4idb wrote

Expect them to make you pay money imminently. OpenAI has long since moved away from any idealistic free-for-all AI programs.

It shouldn't be too bad price-wise, like fraction of pennies per request if it's like their other GPT-3 tools. still a barrier to entry, of course

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yourusualnekofemboy t1_j0im28f wrote

Imagine paying for individual google searches. But then another company comes out with a free search engine. It's a good way to kill your product. They would be better off selling cosmetics for the interface like customization options. Charging per message is becoming more common for ai chatbots but it's basically negative reinforcement for using their product

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apinanaivot t1_j0ki6il wrote

OpenAI's CEO just tweeted yesterday that he wants to build a world with AI where working is optional for everyone. So I wouldn't accuse OpenAI of being too capitalist.

OpenAI doesn't currently have an infinite supply of resources, so they will need to charge users for their products.

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