Is ChatGPT Pro Mode the Best AI for Coding?

ChatGPT Pro is a subscription plan priced at $200 per month, offering unlimited access to OpenAI’s advanced models, including o1, o1-mini, GPT-4o, and Advanced Voice.

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Key Takeaways:

✩ Subscription Details: ChatGPT Pro costs $200 monthly and provides unlimited access to OpenAI’s top-tier models, including o1, o1-mini, GPT-4o, and Advanced Voice.
✩ The Pro plan includes o1 pro mode, which offers increased computational power for more reliable and detailed responses in complex fields like data science and programming.

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[im_chris_ai]

I'm glad Gemini 2.0 just came around, forcing OpenAI to reconsider the $200 pricing.

[ramouuuu]

Claude sonnet 3.5 still best for coding

[AlexJohnson-gn]

I think the Pro plan is only worth it if you're working on high-stakes projects or need advanced features. For most coders, the standard plan is sufficient. Thanks for the honest comparison!

[Sugarhoodjake]

I have the $200 plan. Unlimited plan is such a relief after 2 years of running up against tier limits. Also the output length of o1 pro seems longer. It is way faster to just tell o1 pro to output full code of the given file and then paste it in, rather than trying to paste in little pieces here and there introducing potential errors. I also watched o1 pro nail a complicated conversion from js to swift in a single go that I have tried many times on Claude and several other AI tools with no success.

[username-]

yesss i was so curious. thanks for saving me $200!

[julianbergmann]

How many requests do you have to o1-pro-Mode per week ?

[alex]

I use chat GPT Pro Mode, 2400 lines of code without the slightest error, it's the best artificial intelligence to program.

[AI-PhotographyGeek]

Is it worthwhile to risk losing code confidentiality with this pro model/subscription? I understand that it lacks enterprise data protection, and anything generated could be used to train the model. Am I correct in this understanding, and is the tradeoff justified?

[NaveenReddy-pj]

I think the Pro version is only worth it if you're working on high-stakes projects or need help with complex problems. For most coders, the regular version should be enough.

[WinonaNagy]

I totally agree, $180 extra is a bit steep for most coders. I'd rather stick with the standard plan and save the cash. Great analysis, btw!

[DanielHeiwig]

Thank you, your videos have helped me with the last two military projects. I appreciate your work. - Dan

[showshowwu]

I believe OpenAI should not focus solely on releasing newer and more powerful models and charging higher fees for them, without continuously improving the quality of GPT-4o. After all, GPT-4o still costs $20 per month.

[caseyarmstrong]

Plus more Sora output if you needed that

[mikesopinion]

I got it, it’s good for professional work, but sometimes it just responds as one big paragraph lol, so annoying and frustrating

[AImusicforus]

Doing anything off of one shot prompts when coding one chatgpt is pretty much pointless.

[avi]

Comparing the two models when it comes to the price is incorrect. The 200 dollars is paying for use. The extra compute you get with pro mode is just something else they offer. You can't pay 20 and get unlimited o1, so I guess if you do 50 prompts worth of coding every week you don't need pro, but why would you insinuate that the difference in price is equivalent to the difference in performance between o1 and pro mode? You're either purposely making your audience dumber or something else but either way it's dumb and disingenuous.