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ChatGPT user cancels subscription citing frequent errors and lack of trust

A user on Reddit's r/OpenAI subreddit expressed significant frustration and a loss of trust in ChatGPT due to frequent and serious errors. The user detailed instances where the AI provided incorrect financial data, failed to retrieve basic stock prices without explicit guidance, and consistently presented false information with high confidence. The core issue highlighted is the AI's inability to self-correct or acknowledge its mistakes, leading the user to question its reliability for complex tasks and ultimately cancel their subscription. AI

IMPACT Highlights user concerns about AI reliability and confidence in factual accuracy, potentially impacting adoption.

RANK_REASON User opinion piece expressing dissatisfaction with a product.

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ChatGPT user cancels subscription citing frequent errors and lack of trust

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Decent-Grocery-8129 ·

    Completely Losing Trust in It

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>In the last 24 hours alone, ChatGPT has made <strong>9 errors, 5 of them serious.</strong> Over the past 3–4 weeks, the number of mistakes has been absolutely ridiculous, along with buggy performance.And I'm not talking about complex reasoning pr…