And speaking of limits, the message you get when you hit it isn’t exactly pushing me to upgrade to the Plus version. It’s like, “You’ve reached your GPT-4o limit. Responses will use GPT-3.5 until your limit resets after 4:09 PM.” Well, for now, that’s fine by me, unless they seriously amp up the perks for Omni to make it irresistible. What Else Is To Come? In the future, they plan to make it possible to talk to ChatGPT through real-time video conversations and even predict users’ emotions based on what the platform hears and sees.
ChatGPT, I can’t help but remember the relationship between Theodore and freight forwarders brokers email lists Samantha in the movie “Her.” At this point, it doesn’t even seem that weird—I can totally see some people I know falling in love with ChatGPT. Just kidding. I guess. Well, apparently, I’m not the only one who thought about the movie, as the very Sam Altman makes a clear reference to it: “The number of things that I think ‘Her’ got right, that [was] not obvious at the time […] that was incredibly prophetic,” he once said.
Is It The End of Search Engines? Take a chill pill! The end of search engines isn’t likely to happen anytime soon (or ever). Sure, Artificial Intelligence is amazing, but let’s be real—there’s still a high demand for good old human-generated content, or at least a hybrid of AI and human input. Think about it: When you’re searching for something, you often need the nuanced, creative, and sometimes quirky touch that only humans can provide.