Apr 2
using cgpt for anything generally makes no sense, but for chatting with friends? Really? What's the point? And why?
I'd sorta get it for business contacts, but not for casual friendships :sob:
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using cgpt for anything generally makes no sense, but for chatting with friends? Really? What's the point? And why?
I'd sorta get it for business contacts, but not for casual friendships :sob:
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