Comparing sentence correctness for expressing current ChatGPT limitations on links.
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😎 Which sentence is semantically more correct. I mean that today I can’t do this, not particularly “from” today:
a) As of today, ChatGPT doesn’t allow to share links to chat that use the Vision functionality
b) By today, ChatGPT doesn’t allow to share links to chat that use the Vision functionality
Any better alternative for “as of” / “by”?
🤖 Between the two sentences you’ve provided, sentence (a) is more semantically correct in conveying the idea that something is currently not possible or not allowed. The phrase “As of today” is commonly used to indicate the state of affairs starting from today and continuing into the future, unless specified otherwise. It implies that the condition or rule you’re referring to is in effect from this day forward.
Sentence (b), using “By today,” is less appropriate for this context. “By today” typically implies a deadline or a point in time by which something should have been completed or achieved. It doesn’t fit well in a context where you’re describing a current rule or state.
If you’re looking for an alternative phrase to “as of,” you could consider:
– “Currently, ChatGPT doesn’t allow to share links to chat that use the Vision functionality.”
– “Presently, ChatGPT doesn’t allow to share links to chat that use the Vision functionality.”
These alternatives also effectively convey that the restriction is in place at the present time.
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