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Hey! New here, trying to replace the other site's ai communities.

How are you using chatgpt and how?

I pay for the pro plan and use it for fitness, planning, advice, personal research. I also own a small business and often use it for marketing and business operations advice. I think the pro subscription is definitely worth it for my use cases. I never get limited and don't really need more, but I like that I get access to slightly better models and have priority access when the servers get busy.

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[–] howrar 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Basically any question you might have can be fed into ChatGPT. You just need to be aware that its output is very often wrong. I would only recommend using on topics that you're already well versed in so that you can recognize when it's wrong.

I don't see the need to ever pay for it. I'm already getting everything I need out of the free model. Never had issues with prioritization. If it's slow to respond, that's just more time that I spend thinking about the question myself — something I would be doing regardless.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 week ago

I actually never got good use out of the free version, but might just be my use cases. I had a friend who was getting great responses from it and when I asked him about it he said I have to try the pro version if I want actual good responses.

For me the real gain for answering questions is just time saving too. I could spend that time looking through 5-6 articles that are probably half wrong, or just get a well rounded answer immediately. For example, I use it for questions like "how long should I bake chicken breasts?" And since that's a pretty well researched and not controversial topic, it answers very accurately (and I can add unique details like how "done" I want it to be or if I marinaded it)