Neurodivergent

[wispy ferry]

🌈 Discover Neurodivergent – a specialized GPT offering a unique and insightful journey into the world of neurodivergence. Tailored to explore various aspects of neurodiversity, this GPT presents three main options, each designed to enlighten and empower users:

Am I Neurodivergent? Quiz: A thought-provoking quiz, helping to shed light on your neurodivergent status. It's an eye-opening experience, culminating in insightful feedback and resources.
Chat Use Cases for Neurodivergence: Delve into how chatbots can specifically aid different types of neurodivergence. Choose a neurodivergent type and discover various ways chatbots can be a supportive tool, offering practical applications and scenarios.
**Neurodivergent Genius, Seeing What Others Cannot: **Celebrate the unique strengths and talents of neurodivergent individuals. Select a neurodivergence type and explore the extraordinary abilities often associated with it, including examples of famous individuals who share these traits.

🌟 With Neurodivergent, you're not just exploring neurodiversity; you're embarking on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. This GPT offers a unique opportunity to understand and appreciate the diverse spectrum of human cognition, inviting users to explore, learn, and celebrate neurodivergence in a supportive, interactive environment.

https://chat.openai.com/g/g-ls4oJPrfn-neurodivergent

[final basin]

I was on the last question of the quiz and it said I've sent too many chats to this model. I hadn't, just responded accordingly with short answers each time it asked me something. I wonder if that's the company's issue or something about your bot? Thought I'd let you know because I deeply appreciate you making this one. ✨

[simple jolt]

I'm not the OP, but I'm very curious. Was this a message about wait for a few minutes, or even hours, before you can send more messages, or was it telling you the conversation was too long and you need to start a new conversation?

The first would be temporary, and hours later, so by the time you read this, probably, you can continue.

The second would be permanent, as far as I know - but I haven't heard of anyone hitting the permanent message cap on a GPT before, so I'm really interested!

[final basin]

It said "you've sent too many chats to this model", and might've said that I've exhausted something? Which is weird, because I only gave 1-5 word answers since the beginning of the chat, when I first said "quiz", just answering its questions as straightforward as possible. So, in short, I believe it meant that it was too long of a conversation, but it was only the quiz questions.

This is how I believe it could make sense though-
I realized after my original comment that I get told nearly everyday that I've hit my limit for the day with Dalle 3. I then usually move onto other image bots, which still work fine in openai's app. I remembered that some chat bots in my gpt collection would get actually blocked when Dalle 3 gets blocked. That's so odd to me, because the image gpts will still work fine, but not some of the chat bots (such as Treasure Hunter, my favorite). Some days, I use Dalle 3 just a couple times, and it says I've hit my limit.

I'm thinking that some tokens from certain [chat] bots are being pulled from Dalle 3 for some reason, and the others, including the image gpts, are being taken from the regular gpt3.5-4?
That's the only way the math adds up so far to me. 🤷‍♀️

[simple jolt]

What you describe is new to me.

What I'm used to seeing:

we get 40 chats with any form of GPT-4 per 3 hours, then we have to wait.

Of those 40, up to 25 can be with a GPT. Then we have to wait.

So if you use 35 GPT-4 messages to do other things, then come chat with this GPT, you get 5 messages then you're at your message limit for however long until it's been 3 hours since your first of the 40 messages.

Each gets its own timer, so if you delay between them yourself you may never have to wait.

[final basin]

How odd... Perhaps my theory is wrong, and maybe I'm missing something. Or maybe they're grouping people differently, but I doubt that's according to policy? I wouldn't know too much about that honestly.