Calling All CPAP Users: ChatGPT 4 - A Sleep Game Changer?

[CPAPExplorer]

Hey CPAP Community,

Navigating the world of sleep apnea and CPAP therapy can be a challenge. We all know how crucial it is to get the settings just right for a good night's sleep. Recently, I tried using ChatGPT 3.5's free version to analyze my Oscar data and help me optimize my CPAP settings. Spoiler alert: it didn’t go well. Character limitations, struggled with the complexity of my demands. Mistakes were rampant, and frustrations were high.

But here's where it gets interesting - ChatGPT 4. I've been hearing whispers that the paid version might just be a game-changer. If any of you have given it a shot, I'm all ears. How did it work for you? Did it help you fine-tune your settings? Or perhaps you're curious and thinking about giving it a try?

I encourage those of you who have tried ChatGPT 4 to share your experiences. Your insights could be invaluable to others struggling to find the right balance. And for those who haven’t, how about giving it a shot and documenting your experience? YouTube videos could be a great way to help our community learn and grow together.

Let's turn this shared knowledge into power for better sleep. Your experiences might just be the key to helping someone else sleep a little easier.

Looking forward to our community's wisdom.

[CPAPExplorer]

I've noticed my post stirred curiosity with a high number of views, but no responses yet. It appears the interest in ChatGPT 4 is soaring, but perhaps no one has taken the plunge.

If you've explored ChatGPT 4 or if you're just intrigued, your insights are priceless! Let's not let this conversation fade away. Share your experiences, and let's support one another toward better sleep.

Here's a thought: Imagine if AI could scan our faces, guiding us to choose the perfect mask fit. Wouldn't that be incredible?

[DayDreamBeliever]

If you want to generate any interest in GPT 4, why not share what it had to say about your OSCAR report?

I personally am skeptical that a LLM like GPT series can interpret OSCAR data. After all, it's built for textual data.

[babydinosnoreless]

I grew up with terminator. AI = bad.

Starlink is even too much like Skynet for me.

[dmoss74]

me, personally? i have about as much interest in using chat gpi (et al) as i do in wanting to try that new pepper that is supposed to be the equivalent of biting into a nuclear fuel rod.

but good luck with it.