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r/ChatGPT

I got two weird new features(new share and can search keywords in this conversation)

The Onion cooked

If OpenAI gave you one feature request, what are you picking?

"Read this in the context of the entire conversation."

"Give an honest and blunt opinion as to why gen Z hates AI."

Request failed with status 429

Which model are you actually using the most rn, and why?

The advanced voice move is getting so much human like

Use this prompt to understand how your AI project is positioned in the market

Please stop apologizing and just fix the code