I would love to be able to document all the situations where the AI is not performing as well as I think it should. However, if I did that, I would probably end up spending more time documenting than actually using the AI. It’s ironic because if I would spend so much time documenting, I would probably have less time to experience so many problems.
I would really appreciate having some statistics on how much time I spend using the AI. Just yesterday, I started a project in Google Colab and asked the AI to help me. However, it didn’t take long before I found myself spending more than 25 messages arguing with cGPT-3.5.
Recently, I realized that I can open two windows - one with the awesome cGPT-4 to give me the code implementation and another with the formerly beloved cGPT-3.5 to correct errors and other things like that. Nonetheless, I feel limited compared to before, and I’m starting to feel like I’m wasting my time by spending so much time explaining things to the AI (in an infinite loop manner as mentioned previously).
Overall, while I appreciate the advancements made by the models, I find myself struggling to make the most out of my time with the AI. I am using the ChatBot more than 4~6 hours per day (on the Google Colab thing yesterday even 8 hours in a row), and I never have had the impression that OpenAI was listening to my concerns (although lately, especially thanks to you @logankilpatrick, I have started to feel that they are more engaged with the community).
I have mentioned my frustrations in the Discord server as well, and I understand that the situation will probably improve over the next few months, as @anon10827405 said. However, in the meantime, I think that improving communication on many levels would make many users like myself happy. This could include improving one-on-one communication, error messages, communication to the user and research community, and more.
In terms of communicating information to the public or to the users and the community I feel like there are many things that could be said about OpenAI’s operations that would not reveal the secret sauce, the special formula, or any confidential strategies. Overall, I hope that my constructive feedback can be used to make the AI more efficient and user-friendly, benefiting not only myself but also all end-users of the Language Model. Thank you for considering my thoughts.
I know I write like I was ChatGPT-3.5 but in fact I realized that I havent been using the ChatGPT-4 for more than 7 minutes and 12 secondes so I decided to spend some of those 25 messages to rephrase my original text but no one would never realize that especially not the users of this forum 
― it will compensate for my initial message that have been impossible to review…