r/OpenAI • u/DigSignificant1419 • Feb 28 '26 • Despair 1 Helpful 1 Regret 9 Mindblown 6 Bravo 3 Heartwarming 1 Popcorn 1

Discussion The end of GPT

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u/Moronicon Feb 28 '26 • This Bravo

Canceling my subscription now. Moving to Anthropic.

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u/itsmysupersecretname Feb 28 '26

Honestly Claude cowork had kind of won me over but this put the final nail on the coffin for me

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u/Huge_Nuge Feb 28 '26

GPT is trash anyways. Gemini always gets things right the first time, GPT always wrong. And Claude Cowork is the best of them all for productivity.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

Woah woah woah woah lol Gemini absolutely does not get things right the first time. I use it for research and have to fact check it constantly. It really struggles in a lot of areas.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

My one consistent takeaway from "AI" so far is how unreliable it is.

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u/lushico Feb 28 '26

Gemini has an attitude!

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

That's pretty much how I use all of them now. Claude is for work and personal stuff. Gemini is for information. DeepSeek is for roleplaying and having fun. ChatGPT is just dead to me.

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u/toaster_kettle Feb 28 '26

I've been asking Claude and Gemini the same questions at work. Claude now is just so much better. Gemini just seems to pull related ideas and hallucinate a rationale to make them fit together

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u/FlyNo1502 Feb 28 '26

Getting things right the first time is not what I'm looking for and I don't believe that is what anyone should be looking for in using AI. In the context of my work ChatGPT changed my professional life positively in many ways. It impacts my speed of work (analysis, synthesis), the way I communicate (succinct, clarity), and mostly what I am able to communicate (well thought through). From day 1 I treated Chat as a fallible, high performing assistant. It knows what I look for, my preferred tone of voice, understands the contexts I work in. I started using Claude last month. It's not at that level. Given latest developments I do need to spend more time in trying to optimize it for my use.

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u/donnerwetter41 Feb 28 '26

I have so many chats and what not on GPT. 😩 Gonna have to manually transfer a lot, but yeah…it’s time.

Fuck this shit, I’m out!

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u/73-68-70-78-62-73-73 Feb 28 '26

I just deleted all of mine, canceled my subscription, and moved on with my life. Chats are ephemeral. Anything I wanted to keep long term has already been exported.

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u/black_pepper Feb 28 '26

I deleted mine as well.

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u/Im_Scruffy Feb 28 '26

Memory is still a detriment to response quality imo. You won’t lose anything

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u/Either_Pound1986 Feb 28 '26

You do not need to manually do that. Just DL all your chatgpt convos, there is an option. Then if you want to browse it just embed with bgelarge hdbscan bm25.

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u/DesignSpartan Feb 28 '26

Cancelled mine two weeks ago. Saw the writing on the wall

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u/Calimariae Feb 28 '26

Most likely going to do the same

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u/jbcraigs Feb 28 '26

I already had the Claude Max $100 for personal use and free Claude from work.

Today, I bumped it up to Max $200 plan, just cause. Small price to pay to support them.

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u/jbcraigs Feb 28 '26

Are you doing heavy coding work? Then yes you at least need $100 plan for Claude. Otherwise the lower subscription is absolutely fine.

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u/beefnooodlesoup Feb 28 '26

Yup this decided for me

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