I am considering signing up to ChatGPT plus to gain access to the Wolfram GPT. However, I am reading that calls to GPT 4 via the PLUS subscription are limited to roughly 10/day which is not very much and seems to be even less for 20$/month. Does the Wolfram GPT have the same limitation?
I think those limits apply when you use the OpenAI chat interface. I rarely use that interface and prefer Wolfram Chat-Enabled or Chat-Driven notebooks and the LLM functions. They use the API and are not subject to those limits.
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?
I signed up for chatGPT PLus now, but the Wolfram GPT plugin is apparently not installed or at least not available. I am still limited to GPT 3.5 and the Wolfram GPT does not show up as an option. Is there anything else that has to be done?
I have access to ChatGPT Plus subscription and from my experience I can say that this limit is arbitrary and OpenAI keeps changing it in response to their server load.
That said, for me it has hovered between 40 messages per 3 hours to 20 messages per 3 hours.
By the way, the ChatGPT integration with Wolfram is pretty poor, if you want, you can message me, and I will show it to you, so you know if it works for you before getting the subscription.
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.
the ChatGPT integration with Wolfram is pretty poor
I think chat driven and chat enabled notebooks, the prompt repository and the tool repository provide excellent integration between GPT-4/3.5 and the Wolfram Language.
What aspect of the integration do you consider to be “poor”?