@TJTheWheelDeal Keep playing with it enough you’ll realize how dumb it is
It offers a lot of surface level value. But you really have to guide it with your depth of knowledge
It really depends on the specific offering.
For example, a client recently purchased $3,000 in AI video credits. With that amount, they can produce a few hundred videos, compared to just 40 videos with their previous solution.
The clear return on investment made it an easy decision.
The issue isn’t really about increasing taxes. The bigger issue is whether or not that money is being spent responsibly. Too often, a large portion gets eaten up by administrative costs before it ever reaches the people or programs it was intended to help.
You would also think that purchasing in bulk would lower costs because of volume pricing. But for whatever reason, when the government is involved, it often seems like they end up paying more than what things would normally cost.
I’m a bit confused about Grok AI and Cursor Premium for Twitter.
I tried to downgrade, but I didn’t see an option to move from Super Heavy to Super Plus.
Because of the confusion I ended up canceling everything. I may sign up for Super Plus later to get access to the Grok bot.
Is this the cheapest option, or is Going to Cursor the cheaper route?
There's no transparency between how much usage you get of Grok bot on a per plan basis.
@NickRobertX@liorsela It’s been a while since I’ve tried, but ChatGPT and Claude would never actually send out emails only draft them
Also, Claude would work in my browser and prevent me from working at the same time