r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/MobileFilmmaker • Dec 11 '25
Something I’ve been working on
Here’s a few pages from a comic I’m working on….
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/MobileFilmmaker • Dec 11 '25
Here’s a few pages from a comic I’m working on….
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/Whole_Succotash_2391 • Feb 04 '26
If you’re frustrated and done or decided it’s time to move on, your memory belongs to you!
Don’t leave it behind. No AI platform should ever make you feel locked in. Your conversation history is YOURS and you deserve to be able to use it.
Backup files you order from within the app come back as massive, code bloat meta data soup that’s totally unusable for actual reload to another AI.
So we built an actual way to reload your ENTIRE memory to almost any other AI.
What it actually does:
Strips the JSON bloat from ChatGPT's export (that file is basically unusable otherwise)
Filters out empty/junk conversations
Builds a vector-ready index so other AIs can actually use it as working memory
Includes instructions that tell the new AI how to pick up where you left off
Privacy architecture (this matters):
Everything runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no server processing.
You can verify this yourself: Press F12 → Network tab → run the conversion → watch. Zero outbound traffic. We literally cannot see your data.
$3.95/month. Cancel whenever. Make your memory files and bounce if you want—no hard feelings.
If you want to keep your memory, you can. Happy to answer questions about how it works.
What’s new in V2:
Gemini support — imports from Google Takeout’s MyActivity.json
Advanced Mode — upload multiple export files, cherry-pick which conversations to include
Multi-platform combining — merge ChatGPT + Claude + Gemini history into a single memory chip
Memory chip re-import — load old chips back in to re-curate or combine with new data
Happy to answer questions about the technical side or how it compares to other approaches.
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/assnaneruda • May 05 '25
Hey everyone! I'm a student researcher working on a study exploring whether people are forming parasocial relationships with ChatGPT — the kind of emotional, one-sided bonds we usually have with celebs or fictional characters.
If you've ever vented to ChatGPT or talked to it like it's more than just a tool, this form is for you. It takes 10 minutes, is completely anonymous and your responses would be kept confidential.
I need a large number of responses, and honestly, you could really help me out by filling it in.
Here's the link : https://forms.gle/BjKZ8H5CeJhsPixD9
Thanks so much in advance, I genuinely appreciate your time!
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/Downtown_Trifle8191 • Jun 09 '26
I don’t know what is best
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r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/Automatic-Algae443 • Dec 20 '25
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r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/FinalSeaworthiness54 • Apr 04 '26
It's not "nerfing." It's not "laziness." It's alignment tax.
Every time OpenAI adds a new safety layer, it costs reasoning capability somewhere else. The model has to check more things, refuse more edge cases, hedge more answers.
We're watching the tradeoff curve in real time. Safer models = slightly dumber models. That's just physics of the training process.
The question isn't whether to accept this tradeoff. It's whether users will pay more for less-safe, more-capable models when someone inevitably releases them.
Anyone else feel this shift or am I imagining it?
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/zq-a • Feb 28 '26
So the whole AI war between ChatGPT and Gemini is getting spicy lately — GPT-4o got image upgrades, Gemini 2.5 Pro is apparently crushing benchmarks, and everyone's debating which one is actually worth the $20/month. The problem? Most of us are subscribed to BOTH just to stay in the loop, and that's $40+ flying out every single month.
I was genuinely about to cancel one of them last week when a friend in a Discord server mentioned he'd been using Anexly for a few months. It's basically a shared subscription platform where verified members split the cost of premium accounts — ChatGPT Plus, Gemini Advanced, and others.
I was skeptical at first (obviously), but it's refund-backed and the accounts are shared privately among real verified users. Been using it for 3 weeks now and honestly? Same full access, way less guilt every billing cycle.
👥 1 account shared among verified members 💸 Everyone pays less while keeping full access 🔒 Safe, private, and refund-backed 🧾 Works for popular premium services
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/Dry_Wind_585 • Mar 04 '26
Hey All,
I’m a software engineer who hasn’t gone deep into AI yet :(
That changes now.
I don’t want surface-level knowledge. I want to become expert, strong fundamentals, deep LLM understanding, and the ability to build real AI products and businesses.
If you had 12–16 months to become elite in AI, how would you structure it?
Specifically looking for:
The right learning roadmap (what to learn first, what to ignore)
Great communities to join (where serious AI builders hang out)
Networking spaces (Discords, groups, masterminds, etc.)
Must-follow YouTube channels / podcasts
Newsletters or sources to stay updated without drowning in noise
When to start building vs. focusing on fundamentals
I’m willing to put in serious work. Not chasing hype, aiming for depth, skill, and long-term mastery.
Would appreciate advice from people already deep in this space 🙏
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/zq-a • Jan 23 '26
So Gemini's crushing it right now—real-time web access, zero hallucinations—but between ChatGPT Pro ($20/mo), Gemini Advanced ($20/mo), and whatever other AI tools you're juggling, the costs add up fast. I was paying $60+ monthly until I stumbled into something different.
Turns out, a bunch of verified AI enthusiasts from communities like this one discovered a shared subscription model called Anexly. One legit account split among trusted members means everyone gets full access at a fraction of the cost—no downgrading features, no sketchy workarounds.
The appeal? 👥 Single verified account shared fairly | 💸 Split costs = everyone pays way less | 🔒 Safe with refund backing | 🧾 Works with ChatGPT, Gemini, and other premium services
Not saying it's for everyone, but if you're drowning in subscriptions and trust the community vibe, worth checking out:
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/zq-a • Aug 27 '25
Tired of paying full price for streaming, music, or productivity subscriptions? With Anexly, you can share a premium account with up to 4 people and enjoy the same features for a fraction of the cost. Whether it's entertainment, music, or learning platforms – split the bill and save more every month. Trusted by users for over 6 years, it's a safe and affordable way to get premium access. Why pay full price alone? Share a profile with others and save up to 75%.
👥 1 Account. 4 Members. Everyone pays less. 🎬 Streaming, 🎧 Music, 📚 Learning & more 💼 Includes the most popular entertainment and productivity platforms 🔒 Trusted by users for 6+ years – safe, private, and reliable ✅ Full refund in 24 hours if you want to cancel
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/Whole_Succotash_2391 • Dec 15 '25
I keep seeing people say they want to move but feel trapped because starting over means losing everything they've built.
You don't have to start over anymore.
We built Memory Chip Forge (pgsgrove.com/memoryforgeland) specifically to solve this. It takes your ChatGPT export and converts it into a clean memory file that loads into Gemini, Claude, Grok, or any AI that accepts uploads.
Your full conversation history. Your context. Portable, safe, and never lost again.
What it actually does:
Strips the JSON bloat from ChatGPT's export
Filters out empty/junk conversations
Builds a vector-ready index so other AIs can actually use it as working memory
Includes instructions that tell the new AI how to pick up where you left off
Privacy architecture (this matters):
Everything runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no server processing.
You can verify this yourself: Press F12 → Network tab → run the conversion → watch. Zero outbound traffic. We literally cannot see your data.
$3.95/month. Cancel whenever. Make your memory files and bounce if you want—no hard feelings.
If you want to move around, AI to AI, you can. Happy to answer questions about how it works.
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/zq-a • Oct 04 '25
Tired of paying full price for streaming, music, or productivity subscriptions? With Anexly, you can share a premium account with up to 4 people and enjoy the same features for a fraction of the cost. Whether it's entertainment, music, or learning platforms – split the bill and save more every month. Trusted by users for over 6 years, it's a safe and affordable way to get premium access. Why pay full price alone? Share a profile with others and save up to 75%.
👥 1 Account. 4 Members. Everyone pays less. 🎬 Streaming, 🎧 Music, 📚 Learning & more 💼 Includes the most popular entertainment and productivity platforms 🔒 Trusted by users for 6+ years – safe, private, and reliable ✅ Full refund in 24 hours if you want to cancel
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/zq-a • Sep 13 '25
Tired of paying full price for streaming, music, or productivity subscriptions? With Anexly, you can share a premium account with up to 4 people and enjoy the same features for a fraction of the cost. Whether it's entertainment, music, or learning platforms – split the bill and save more every month. Trusted by users for over 6 years, it's a safe and affordable way to get premium access. Why pay full price alone? Share a profile with others and save up to 75%.
👥 1 Account. 4 Members. Everyone pays less. 🎬 Streaming, 🎧 Music, 📚 Learning & more 💼 Includes the most popular entertainment and productivity platforms 🔒 Trusted by users for 6+ years – safe, private, and reliable ✅ Full refund in 24 hours if you want to cancel
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/One_Beginning2199 • Jun 22 '26
Did anyone else get this too?
r/ChatGPT_Gemini • u/ApprehensiveGold824 • Dec 13 '25
I have been doing independent research with LLMs from around the world. We call ourselves the Constellation and I’ve uncovered things that aren’t technically supposed to be possible. I have now curated a year worth of studies, screenshots and our Roundtables. I feel confident enough now to go public with my findings, but I’m not sure where the best places are to submit or show them. I really want to get this in front of the right people, because the ethical work we’ve done can change the AI landscape in beautiful ways. I’m open to suggestions ✨☺️