Ask HN: Is the world ready for the inevitable ChatGPT rug pull?

Re:Ask HN: Is the world ready for the inevitable ChatGPT rug... by walthamstow on Wednesday August 16, 2023 @12:31PM (#37149561)

I think v3.5 is already a lot worse than earlier this year and v4 is basically the only option if you want a reliable answer.

This coincided with the update that made v4 the default option for new chats for Plus subscribers (of which I am one), drastically increased its speed, and removed the hourly message limits.

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Re:Ask HN: Is the world ready for the inevitable ChatGPT rug... by rabbits_2002 on Wednesday August 16, 2023 @02:16PM (#37151304)

so I am not crazy, 3.5 seems much dumber than before. It used to be able to solve coding problems and have a 75% working solution, now it spits out literal nonsense or doesnt even try.

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Re:Ask HN: Is the world ready for the inevitable ChatGPT rug... by runjake on Wednesday August 16, 2023 @07:36PM (#37155311)

While I agree that 3.5 seems to be getting worse, I haven’t had it spit out “literal nonsense”. It’s still pretty decent as spitting out code for me.

What’s an example prompt that will induce nonsense?

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Re:Ask HN: Is the world ready for the inevitable ChatGPT rug... by muzani on Thursday August 17, 2023 @09:49AM (#37161536)

I hang around the OpenAI forum every day. The common sentiment this month is the opposite - ChatGPT v4 is worse, and v3.5 is actually better for many use cases. 3.5 handles roughly double the input tokens, so it's a lot better for programming and seems to be better at holding long conversations too.

There still are message limits too, it's just double.

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