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I've been working on ML ad bid algoriths for my ecommerce business. GPT-4 has been indespensible, teaching me all these tools and heavy math. I'm over my head but working through it. I do wish there was something better. It's good at high-level brainstorming discussions, and at writing small functions and showing me how the tools work. It is not very good at composing, and it hallucinates methods sometimes. I imagine the future will have more domain AIs with targeted knowlege and tuning. Still, GPT-4 feels like a huge leap forward. It's like having a friend who is a math and coding genius who will work side by side with me for free.

Almost free at $20/month

You can get a lot of use out of an API key (pay for what you use) in one month before hitting the $20 mark, especially if you're swapping between gpt-4 and gpt-3.5-turbo

How expensive does GPT-4 end up being via apikey in your experience?

A 20 min API conversation was about $2, but it gets around the 25msg/3hr limit.

Can you share your prompts?

I can share some conversations if you would like. Send me an email (see profile).

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