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It’s no Skynet , but ChatGPT did just make up its own language to extend its 8K-limit conversations. In a stranger turn of events, ChatGPT users have discovered that GPT-4 is able to compress a long conversation and create a sort of compression language that you can then utilize as a new prompt later.
As you know, ChatGPT has a word limit – though as to what that number is, reports seem to vary. Some say GPT-4 gives you about 25,000 words while writersays it’s around 8,000K words. Not that most users tend to reach that cut-off, but it does mean that if your current conversation goes on for too long, ChatGPT might simply cut off, even mid-sentence. As a result, you would have to start a brand-new chat, which can be extremely frustrating if you're not finished and need more information.
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