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Dr Bappa Dittya Saha

We're gonna extinct ... • 3m

ChatGPT sucks! Biased useless! It keeps integrating the older memory desperately with anything that sounds relatable but it isn't! Has anyone felt the same? Finding Claude a better alternative! But since it has less of the older memory, so reacting unbiased. Biasness is a feature of most of the intelligence that exists. How can we deal with it? Asking out to all the intelligence here on the platform.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

what's biasness?

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Shuvodip Ray

Never compromise wit... • 3m

have you tried grok?

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

WTF ARE YOU SAYING???

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Bhavya jadam
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YouTube • 3m

yes I also found claude is better option as compare to GPT but for coding!

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Harsh Singh

Founder @Luma Space • 3m

but it's good in many cases I feel. u can start a conversation in new chats and sometimes it gets overloaded so gpt stop responding then we can easily switch to another chat..

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Puja Agrawal

Building DRiP SQUADX • 3m

I like the memory feature of chat gpt because it is personalized for me because of past context and associated memory. If you don't want it to refer to your past conversations for a question just add this prompt "Ignore previous context and answer this question independently

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