Hi Rohit,

I have not used Chat enabled interface within Mathematica, I was referring to the Wolfram plugin inside ChatGPT.

Thank you David , Hashir and Rohit,

I signed up for a month to the chatGPT plus service to try it out and I can see that the implementation of Wolfram GPT in the chatbooks is not at all what I thought it would be. I was under the impression that I could select a Wolfram GPT model directly from within a notebook. I don't really see the point for having a Wolfram GPT specialised in wolfram language that can only be accessed via https://chat.openai.com/.

I opened a ticket with wolfram support to see what they have to say about it.

If you watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwM27DFOztM at about minute 10, it clearly seems as if there was a fine tuned Wolfram GPT model available within Mathematica.

Kind regards

Berthold

Thanks Rohit!

Forgive me for the very basic questions!

Until now, I only used the free API via TheBrain. I never used the chat interface or GPT-chat apps available.

I am still a little confused about the distinction between chat-GPT plus and the token fees for the API. I assume subscribing to chat GPT plus only gives access to custom APIs like the Wolfram GPT, but does not provide a flat-rate for using the models, correct? In other words, do I have to have a payment method setup in my OpenAi account to use GPT-4 independently of a Chat-GPT plus subscription?

Thank you and kind regards

Berthold

I saw this on several discussion groups. This is one link that pops up when you search for chatgpt plus limits https://community.openai.com/t/chatgpt-plus-and-usage-limits-mistranslation-of-3-hours-3-days-in-many-languages/544425?page=2