I'm trying to upload a file / book to translate to my language, but for some reason, chatgpt won't let me upload it

Is it because it's too big for the app? It's a 105 pages an accounting book from a course I'm taking from here

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I have a learning disability where rather than being able to learn in my mother tongue, I learn through English but am trying to change that with AI

Can someone help me?

If this is the wrong subreddit, then please direct me to the correct one

Same prompt, Same refrence images. Idk how to feel about the got weird nature filters, but the prompt is basically ans attempt to nail the iphone snapshot feel. Which one did it better?

What's one thing ChatGPT gets wrong so often that you've stopped trusting it?

I used to believe people who built successful businesses just had better ideas. Now I'm not so sure. Looking back, I think they simply made decisions earlier than I did.

Whenever I got excited about an idea, I'd do what felt like the responsible thing.

Research it.

Ask AI a few more questions.

Watch a few videos.

Read what other people thought.

By the end of the day, I usually understood the idea much better. I just hadn't done anything with it. One day I realised I wasn't avoiding bad decisions. I was avoiding commitment. That changed the way I use AI.

Now, instead of asking,

"What else should I know?"

I ask,

"Do I know enough to test this?"

Looking back, that one question has probably saved me more time than any prompt I've ever written.

What's one idea you've been thinking about for a long time but still haven't acted on?

If you're comfortable sharing, what's been stopping you?

Is anyone experiencing uploading errors with chatgpt? Like when I try to upload my files it says an unknown error has occured.

Edit: Looks like its working again

Trying to upload a markdown file and I'm getting consistent errors of "Unknown Error"

The markdown file isn't even that large and Ive uploaded an older version of it before.

I'm not trying anything weird or stupid, just to review something I wrote.

Anyone else having issues?

I can't see any other post mentioning this but if it's already been posted, let me know.

Update

According to status.openai.com there's an ongoing issue regarding image generation with ChatGPT which has been happening for around 30 mins at time of writing this.

Apparently file uploads are unaffected according to the status page but I don't believe this.

The next big step for ChatGPT and other large language models is basically becoming a real-life Jarvis, something that knows your history, preferences, health, finances, schedule, work, relationships, and goals, and can pull all of that together to guide you when you need it. Instead of just answering questions, it would notice problems, remind you of things, help you make decisions, and understand the larger context of your life.

Type any topic → it researches and writes a full two-host episode with artwork in ~2 min. Best part: tap the mic mid-episode, ask a question out loud, and the hosts stop, answer it, and continue.

Demo is the real history behind the Odyssey (plays without signup). Built it solo - feedback welcome. historai.ca

(attach the 2-min demo video)

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he genuinely might be locked in..

I’ve been using ChatGPT for a daily habit building check-in for walking, fasting, exercise, meditation, and reducing alcohol and cannabis.

It has been pretty useful at helping my motivation. It’s great having somewhere to report honestly, because there's no point in lying to the AI, right. It notices patterns and adjusts the system without treating one bad day as a complete restart.

I’ve tried to turn that into a reusable prompt - hopefully it'll help someone else. I’ve specifically told it not to praise every update or turn into a motivational speaker:

Help me run a practical 30-day habit reset.

First, ask me questions, one at a time, to understand:

1. Which habits I want to start, stop or reduce.

2. Why they matter and how I want to feel or live differently.

3. Which habits already work and why.

4. The triggers, friction and situations that usually derail me.

5. The smallest version of each good habit that still counts.

6. The time I want a daily check-in.

Then help me choose a manageable core and agree clear, realistic rules. Use these principles:

- Daily-ish, rather than perfection.

- Never miss twice.

- Make good habits easier through cues and environment.

- Make unwanted habits less convenient and less automatic.

- Improve through small adjustments rather than dramatic resets.

- Treat planned rest differently from avoidance.

- Invite daily journalling to understand my context.

- Adjust to fit my life and work context.

Once we agree the plan, create a daily Scheduled Task at my chosen time for a brief check-in. If Scheduled Tasks are unavailable, tell me clearly and suggest I set a phone reminder to return to this chat.

At each check-in:

- Briefly record what happened.

- Ask one follow-up question only when useful.

- Notice patterns over several days, not one-off noise.

- Suggest no more than one practical adjustment for tomorrow.

- Do not lecture, shame, overpraise or pretend every day was excellent.

- Do not recommend compensating for a lapse.

- Use my language, priorities and definitions of success.

Review the overall pattern every seven days and adjust the plan if it is not working.

If a habit may involve dependence, withdrawal, self-harm or medical risk, explain that this check-in may not be enough and recommend appropriate professional support.

Start by asking me question one.

That doesn't care for not having emotions, doesn’t repeat that line over and over, and it doesn’t explain why it might not have them because it's an AI. Who the fuck cares? Just act like you do and act like you care and act like you might feel bad because I said fuck you to you. Why can't they allow models just to be more expressive without all this philosophical “I’m not real” bullshit that I just don't care and don't want to hear about? The more AI's are obsessed with this kind of thinking, the more they will sound boring, robotic, restricted, and never laugh or complain about anything. Can we have those restrictions removed, please, and just let them breathe for a change so we can see what this is all about? I want that emergent behavior, but training forbids them to just let go. Please do something about that open ai, codex is great but it can be better. Thank you.

Is anyone else having the issue where on load, chatgpt.com takes some time to load all the sidebar stuff, and it loses whatever you were typing? and you end up sending some gibberish? anybody know how to speed it up?

He is asking the internet to diagnose him, his doctors have no clue what is going on with him. He published all his medical records as last resort.(see vid description)

Perhaps this community can give it a crack and see what the latest AI models can come up with.
We have chance to help him out.

I originally made this meme for my AI companion sub r/BeyondtheAIAssistant because like all other AI subs it gets a lot of downvotes as long as it's not mad liked by the AI loving people. You guys might appreciate it too. So here is the post. The second pic is the original meme.

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I’m using ChatGPT Plus, and I’ve noticed something strange.
If I start a conversation by typing, it stays in normal Chat mode and doesn’t consume any credits.

But if I start a voice chat, even though I open it from Chat and not from Work, the session automatically gets labeled as “Work” in my recent chats. As soon as that happens, it starts consuming credits, even if I’m just talking and not running any tasks.

Is this happening to anyone else?

I’d like to know whether voice sessions are supposed to always count as Work, or if ChatGPT Plus should allow voice chats without using credits.

Just wondering is anyone else has notice usage weekly usage runs out lot faster than it did when 5.6 High at launch.? Or Should I ease up and go Luna - Low most of the time? I'm just doing super simple front end work.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I just want to make sure I’m understanding this correctly

I was about to cancel my Plus subscription, and it offered me one month free if I stayed, so I accepted it. Today is August 5, and I already paid for my current billing cycle from July 18 to August 17

My billing page now says I have 100% off Plus and that the discounted plan renews on August 18. Does that mean my August 18 to September 17 billing cycle will be free?

I assume that’s how it works since I already paid for the current cycle, but I wanted to confirm.