ChatGPT discussion thread

[~ True Legend ~]

Yes there is a free version haha

the paid version is alot faster haha

Is that the only difference?
And how slow is the free version?

 

[guyyanthony]

I wanted to clear up some misconceptions about our product's free version. Many people assume that because it's free, it must be slow and lacking in features. However, that couldn't be further from the truth! In fact, our free version is actually very quick and efficient compared to the paid version.

We believe that everyone should have access to our software, regardless of their budget. That's why we offer a free version that provides an excellent user experience without any compromises in performance. Of course, if you need more advanced features or additional support, our paid version might be a better fit for you. But in terms of speed and reliability, our free version is definitely worth a try.

So if you're looking for a high-quality software solution that won't slow you down, give our free version a shot. We think you'll be pleasantly surprised by how quick and efficient it is.

 

[Maul]

/bantruelegend

 

[~ True Legend ~]

I wanted to clear up some misconceptions about our product's free version. Many people assume that because it's free, it must be slow and lacking in features. However, that couldn't be further from the truth! In fact, our free version is actually very quick and efficient compared to the paid version.

We believe that everyone should have access to our software, regardless of their budget. That's why we offer a free version that provides an excellent user experience without any compromises in performance. Of course, if you need more advanced features or additional support, our paid version might be a better fit for you. But in terms of speed and reliability, our free version is definitely worth a try.

So if you're looking for a high-quality software solution that won't slow you down, give our free version a shot. We think you'll be pleasantly surprised by how quick and efficient it is.

Of course ChatGPT would market itself well
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/bantruelegend

Sure thing, you can ban me from MPF if you like

 

[~ True Legend ~]

@fords8 https://debatehq.net/threads/micros...ge-browser-powered-by-upgraded-chatgpt-ai.29/ should probably be merged into this topic as it only has a single post

 

[Nomad]

Ever since I discovered ChatGPT, I have been using it to create content. However, I do not blatantly copy-paste ChatGPT content, I just take the idea and build my own content. I find ChatGPT very useful for creating marketing materials such as emails, ad copies, etc.

 

[Heatman]

I have played around with it. I think it will have its uses. Not sure I would ever use it on a forum.

Most forums that I know frowns at using it to generate and post contents. It's said to be blackhat SEO and it's not good for website's Google ranking.

 

[~ True Legend ~]

It's said to be blackhat SEO and it's not good for website's Google ranking.

Interesting, I didn't know that! I wonder whether it directly negatively impact the ranking or whether it has more of an indirect influence by the manner in which they are generated.

 

[Heatman]

Interesting, I didn't know that! I wonder whether it directly negatively impact the ranking or whether it has more of an indirect influence by the manner in which they are generated.

At the moment, it seems like forums don't want to take the risk by allowing contents generated by it to stay in their community. They have such contents taken down and users warned or banned.

 

[~ True Legend ~]

At the moment, it seems like forums don't want to take the risk by allowing contents generated by it to stay in their community. They have such contents taken down and users warned or banned.

A member could always use the excuse that they just happened to sound like AI

 

[~ True Legend ~]

As the man widely seen as the godfather of artificial intelligence (AI) warns about growing dangers from how it is developing, businesses are scrambling to see how they can use the technology to their advantage.

AI: Which jobs are most at risk from the technology?

The rapidly evolving technology could be used for jobs that had been assumed to be safe from competition.

www.bbc.com

Many businesses bosses are telling me that the hot topic presented at board meetings is how to deploy ChatGPT style technology across their businesses as quickly as possible.

A few weeks ago, I watched as the boss of one of Britain's biggest consumer-facing companies looked at his computer, entered the transcript of a customer complaint call, and asked ChatGPT to summarise it and respond to it based on set of rules he made up on the spot.

In about a minute it came up with a very credible answer, with no need for any coding.

The end result was, I'm told, about 85% accurate. That is a bit less than human call centre staff, but it cost a fraction of a percentage point of the cost of deploying staff.

The good news for all, the pure enhancement to productivity, would occur if all the staff were now focused on the 15%, that could not handled by AI. But the scope to go further, and cut back on staff, is clearly there.

AI Large Language Models are, however, getting more powerful. Not yet quite as capable as an intelligent adult, but not far off.

Advances are occurring faster than expected, and could be reaching the point where they become exponential.

 

[fords8]

Oh cool! Please share your experiences - the good and the ugly!

I will once I fool around with it more. I almost started a forum about this subject.

 

[~ True Legend ~]

I will once I fool around with it more. I almost started a forum about this subject.

Maybe we could start an AI forum together

I love how it's always the case that every time I make a post, you just have to reply THEN to an old post from ages ago, ya nutcase!

 

[fords8]

nutcase!

How did you know I was a nutcase? Truth comes out about me! lol

 

[~ True Legend ~]

How did you know I was a nutcase? Truth comes out about me! lol

I know you're a nutcase because the bold doesn't make sense, ya fool!

 

[~ True Legend ~]

*truth

 

[fords8]

I know you're a nutcase because the bold doesn't make sense, ya fool!

HAHA I fixed it.

 

[Shortie]

I have looked into this myself. I believe Grammarly now has its own version which is Grammarly Go which I have also looked into as well.

It will definitely have its uses and will be able to help some people out to a certain extent but in terms of content on a forum, website, or blog you may run the risk of plagiarism which can then affect your SEO and monetization if you choose to monetize.

I would be very wary of using it on forums, blogs, or websites due to that.

 

[~ True Legend ~]

I have looked into this myself. I believe Grammarly now has its own version which is Grammarly Go which I have also looked into as well.

It will definitely have its uses and will be able to help some people out to a certain extent but in terms of content on a forum, website, or blog you may run the risk of plagiarism which can then affect your SEO and monetization if you choose to monetize.

I would be very wary of using it on forums, blogs, or websites due to that.

How does plaigarism impact SEO and monetisation? Is it an indirect effect i.e. reputation?

 

[Shortie]

How does plaigarism impact SEO and monetisation? Is it an indirect effect i.e. reputation?

Plagiarism will get you penalized by search engines and once you are penalized it will be considerably harder for you to get found on search engines. This will in turn affect your traffic due to being penalized.