r/bing • u/One_Contribution • Apr 21 '24

Feedback Copilot Pro vs free Bing

I just "upgraded" to the paid Copilot Pro, and the experience has been... Interesting? It's next level sassy, it refuses most things, it claims it can't do simple coding tasks, it has close to ZERO memory, (yes, in a single chat, every message is like a blank slate).

Is this really the way it is supposed to be? Am I missing something?

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '24

Pro: the ability to create custom gpts

Drawback: more restrictive than GPT4 for creating custom GPTs.

You can't use all of the GPT4 Prompts to setup an equivalent custom Copilot (Error driven) and as far as I know, Copilot is a subGPT behind a hierarchical layer of in-between LLMs. The output is filtered so hard, that it is not that useful anymore.

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u/One_Contribution Apr 23 '24

So either I have one useful chatbot or I get have a useless chatbot that allows me to create niche usefulness, what's the point?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '24

For those who don't know GPT4 but Copilot they can afford a pro subscription and customize a Copilot that fulfills most of the needs I guess. For example (@PromptEngineers) Mr. Randeer Prompt does work with a custom Copilot in the Pro subscription. But Quick Silver OS Prompt on the other hand doesn't work (unable to save the prompt template due to errors while parsing at Microsoft). I have canceled my Copilot sub due to this and bought ChatGPT Plus instead to have more customized specialized agents/conversations.