Why Paying More for AI Now Gets You Less (Pet Peeves)

Andrew Miles Davis is back with another AI pet peeves episode, the monthly look at three things that annoy him about generative AI. First up is ChatGPT's lack of a "last modified" sort for chats, a small change that Claude has made and one that has led him to use Claude more. He explains why searching old chats is so painful when you have 15 different chats on strategic planning. Next is the social media algorithm, where one click on kettlebells or saunas can flood your feed for weeks. Andrew shows how this affects both users and creators trying to reach the right audience. The third peeve is cost. With ChatGPT's new $500 a month plan, he argues the real problem is that what you paid for last year now gets you less, just like Netflix adverts creeping into the standard tier. He predicts a $2,000 a month plan within a year. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for the AI insights that matter to marketers and content creators, in ten minutes.