Regarding the limits, I recently found that I was hitting limits very quickly on GPT-4 on my ChatGPT Plus plan.
I’m pretty sure that wasn’t always the case - it feels like somewhere along the lines the allowed usage was reduced, unless I’m imagining it. It wouldn’t be such a big deal if there was more visibility of my current usage compared to my total “allowance”.
I ended up upgrading to ChatGPT Team which has a minimum of 2x users (I now use both accounts) but I resented having to do this - especially being forced to pay for two users just to meet their arbitrary minimum.
I feel like I should not be hitting limits on the ChatGPT Plus paid plan at all based on my usage patterns.
I haven’t hit any limits on the Team plan yet.
I hope they continue to improve the paid plans and become a bit more transparent about usage limits/caps. I really do not mind paying for this (incredible) tech, but the way it’s being sold currently is not quite right and feels like paid users get a bit of a raw deal in some cases.
I have API access but just haven’t found an open source client that I like using as much as the native ChatGPT apps yet.
I use GPT from API in emacs, it's wonderful. Gptel is the program.
Although API access through Groq to Llama 3 (8b and 70b) is so much faster, that i cannot stand how slow GPT is anymore. It is slooow, still very capable model, but marginally better than open source alternatives.
Have you tried groq.com? Because I don't think gpt-4o is "incredibly" fast. I've been frustrated at how slow gpt-4-turbo has been lately, and gpt-4o just seems to be "acceptably" fast now, which is a big improvement, but still, not groq-level.
Yes, of course, probably sometime in the following days. Some people mention it already works in the playground.
I was wondering why OpenAI didn't release a smaller model but faster. 175 billion parameters works well, but speed sometimes is crucial. Like, a 20b parameters model could compute 10x faster.
I went through the exact same situation this last week. Didn't send more than 30 (token-heavy) messages within a few hours and it blocked me for 1 hour if I'm not wrong - paying user.
I’m pretty sure that wasn’t always the case - it feels like somewhere along the lines the allowed usage was reduced, unless I’m imagining it. It wouldn’t be such a big deal if there was more visibility of my current usage compared to my total “allowance”.
I ended up upgrading to ChatGPT Team which has a minimum of 2x users (I now use both accounts) but I resented having to do this - especially being forced to pay for two users just to meet their arbitrary minimum.
I feel like I should not be hitting limits on the ChatGPT Plus paid plan at all based on my usage patterns.
I haven’t hit any limits on the Team plan yet.
I hope they continue to improve the paid plans and become a bit more transparent about usage limits/caps. I really do not mind paying for this (incredible) tech, but the way it’s being sold currently is not quite right and feels like paid users get a bit of a raw deal in some cases.
I have API access but just haven’t found an open source client that I like using as much as the native ChatGPT apps yet.