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I went all in! 🔥

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I subscribed to ChatGPT-Pro for $200/month.

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Like someone way smarter than me once said:

"The risk of under-investing is dramatically greater than the risk of over-investing."

— Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet Inc.

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And I believe this is exactly the case with #AI.

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I've been experimenting with AI tools for over two years, but only now do I feel something fundamentally shifting.

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The o1 model, released last autumn, is years ahead of GPT-4o.

It's so good that I kept hitting the usage limit with my Plus subscription.

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So, I subscribed to Claude to try their latest 3.5 Sonnet model.

Same issue, kept hitting the limit.

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Tried DeepSeek... good quality, when it works.

It’s often unavailable and lacks the polished UX of competitors. No custom GPTs, no Claude Projects etc.

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Then, I discovered that GPT-Pro unlocks an even more advanced model: o1-pro, with no usage limits. 🤯

As if that wasn’t enough, OpenAI dropped Deep Search last week, meant to be a complete game changer.

Add Sora and Operator (via VPN), and I was sold.

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First impressions: blown away.

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Deep Search + o1-pro is the real deal.

In minutes, it completed research tasks I had worked on for months.

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Sora seems far from the mind-blowing demos we saw months ago.

I’d say it’s comparable with Runway. But, for $200/month it's virtually unlimited.

Try replicating the same projects with Runway, and you'll easily spend the same amount or more. A single video project I worked on in September costed me around $70. So, all in all Sora is a good deal.

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Operator is also a bit underwhelming, but gives a clear idea of where Agents are heading.

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Not sure how long I’ll keep the subscription, but for now I’m all in.

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Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting some real-life use cases of GPT-Pro in the context of content and marketing.

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Stay tuned!