[tester457]

For many of us truth is not the product.

For a lot of people it's a faster way to google something you're familiar with, a more convenient stackoverflow.

When used right its hallucinations don't matter, and the user takes advantage of producing things quickly that would have been tedious to write manually. Like one-off shell scripts.

If your use case necessitates truth then I see why you don't think it's worth paying for.

However this is the only digital product I'm paying a subscription for. It's faster than googling and trudging between useless results, ads, and useless blog content, so it's worth every cent.