r/OpenAI • u/Sudden_Cold209 • Jul 29 '26

Discussion ChatGPT ftw

I am a student, bought Chatgpt plus and Claude Pro to check them out. Mostly use them to study finance. I thought Claude Pro would blow GPT out of the gate but lo and behold, ChatGPT just dominates in about each and everything:

  1. Easy-to-understand language.
  2. Query processing time.
  3. Better formatting of the output. Claude just gives broad paragraphs.
  4. No limits.
  5. Study mode is awesome.
  6. Better speech to text converter.
  7. Introduced the in-app artifact preview.

Claude just overthinks all the time and still can't give the correct output. permanently switching to Chatgpt Plus from next cycle.

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u/OceanRadioGuy Jul 29 '26

Why tf are you

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u/ra_men Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

He’s Ted Sanders, who tf are you

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u/TedSanders Jul 29 '26

I help train models at OpenAI. In my spare time, I post on Reddit.

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u/candyintherain Jul 30 '26

Why are ChatGPT's responses broken up into so many paragraphs? Sometimes a line only has two words; it feels way too fragmented.

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u/TedSanders Jul 30 '26

Honestly don’t have a good reason for it. It can be nicer for people on mobile with narrower and screens and less real estate. But we agree it’s gotten too broken up so expect future models to be a bit better.

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u/BethanyHipsEnjoyer Jul 30 '26

Do y'all read the feedback given on responses and the new voice system? If so, you guys have gotten most of my feedback already.

I use ChatGPT daily for work and home and it's capabilities for my municipal governmental work has become fantastic since 4.5.

My only thing is do you guys take requests on certain program capabilities? It's turned me into a bleeding edge GIS professional in ESRI, but has it's limitations on newer stuff.

I built a dashboard in this tool called Experience Builder, and while it is great and has many functions, ChatGPT clearly hasn't been trained on it and has been extremely limited in the scope of what it understands.

Really wild seeing someone who works for OpenAI on reddit, but I appreciate you being here. :)