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See my edit. I meant AI generally (such as in AI-aided/enhanced learning, communication, teaching etc. etc.) not OpenAI the company per see. For disabled people (like me) first and foremost but right after the general populace as well.

I say this calmly, it's wild for you because you're probably part of the privileged group of people who can sustain themselves with a steady job and has no problem paying for it.

But at this point it should be (maybe not OpenAI but some other organization). OpenAI is close to becoming a necessity and a human right just like education so it should be 100% free and accessible at some point.

EDIT: I meant AI, not specifically OpenAI.

This is great to hear. Thanks. I'll see if I can find them if only just for the sake of curiosity.

Yeah, just like the other plugin this one doesn't work as well, giving the dreaded 429 error message. I don't have a debit or credit card to use on OpenAI and I'm broke. It's disappointing since the lack of accessibility could mean only privileged individuals with steady jobs will be able to make use of it. OpenAI (or someone else) should consider making it more accessible to people of lower socioeconomic status. Alternatively the privileged people could fund it for us.

I don't think this can be successful as an alternative to reddit. I'm a broke unemployed person from a third world country who's not gonna pay to ask a question on /r/work to find a job. Just the thought that I have to pay for talking is alien to me.