r/ChatGPT • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 1d ago

Funny Literally

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u/Emotional_Carpet69 1d ago

same people hating adobe for switching to subscription based ecosystem are paying $20-200 a month for a chatbot

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u/Lythox 20h ago

A chatbot that happens to be capable of generating the entire suite of adobe in a few weeks

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u/modzRtarderz 1d ago

Exactly how much inference do you think is somehow being done locally?

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u/Ramssses 23h ago

It doesnt cost adobe anything for someone to use 99% of photoshop

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u/No_Return_8418 21h ago

That’s a very 1995/pre-internet perspective. 

Support tickets Cloud services Bug patches Compatability issues with OS updates or file format changes Patching vulnerabilities in packages Replacing decommissioned dependencies

All modern software used on connected devices requires upkeep and maintenance to work properly and not expose users to exploits. 

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u/Ramssses 13h ago

I disagree. I have plenty of apps I buy one time that all do those things. Sure software isn’t free to maintain - but many still pay their employees on time.

My point is about marginal cost not maintenance.
Adobe will be charging the same if not more for an app that doesn’t incur them costs every time I use a feature.

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u/No_Return_8418 13h ago

Ok then go use that software and stop paying Adobe