With increasing popularity Artificial Intelligence (AI) For Internet users, the search for the most complete services and the latest versions has created a real race against time between companies. However, developers face a real struggle to deliver improvements to their customers. An example of this situation is a waiting list GPT Plus Chat.
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The waiting list to use GPT-4 or ChatGPT Plus shows the popularity that AI developed by OpenAI has gained in recent times. In addition to the text generator, the tool now has an image generator, faster processing speed, and more accurate responses.
However, when trying to sign up for a paid ChatGPT upgrade, users receive a message stating that the search is too high and upgrades have been temporarily suspended. According to OpenAI, the queue is due to the need to efficiently manage the flow of access to the platform.
Other options while you’re in line
This is not the first time ChatGPT has let its users down. However, as new users join the platform, GPT-4 will likely continue to shape how humans interact with language and make important updates across industries. Although the OpenAI platform is not making a comeback, users have other options for conducting their research.
For those who need a chatbot with the ability to maintain a natural conversation, Meena presents itself as a great option. Google announced in 2020 that it is “the best in the world”, and is supported by public domain content, especially dialogues taken from social networks. Moreover, it is driven by a powerful neural network, consisting of 2.6 billion parameters.
- Image Generator: Bing Image Creator
For those looking to create images, a great option is the Bing Image Generator. Image Creator uses Dall-e 3 technology, developed by OpenAI itself. With this, it is possible to test various commands and benefits of the premium version of ChatGPT without having to spend more to do so.
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