> The Gravy Train Comes To An End - New Restrictions On ChatGPT Pro 200

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Tell us again what you get for $500/mo?

I mean in terms of actual benefit.

It reminds me of what I noticed in woodworking magazines years ago. Most of the projects were not making product but making various tools and jigs and shelves for your tools.

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Meanwhile, in Boise...

that gif always cracks me up

Sockpuppet wrote:

A couple of full time employees.

Hint: AI "agents" are not employees. :moran:

But I'll play along - what do the "Agents" produce. Spitting out code doesn't equal production, BTW.

Spanky wrote:

How are they not, effectively, employees?

Can they invent new processes? Handle special cases and exceptions? Interact with human employees other than you?

Spanky wrote:

Yes. Yes. Yes. No, not in an efficient way, but they can interact with each other.

Please explain how your agents are able to invent new processes?

Please explain how they are able to handle exceptions and special situations.