I'd like to experiment with GPT-4, but would rather not contribute to destroying the world, so I'm looking for a way to do that that doesn't involve giving money to OpenAI.
It needs to be convenient; not "you can message me and I'll submit the prompt on my account". It does not have to be fast; it's fine if it takes several minutes before I get a response.
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Bing chat uses GPT-4 and is free. With a Microsoft account, you get a larger context window and chat length. No API access and if you don't want it to also search the internet, you must prompt it not to. Use an ad blocker and a burner account so it's not profitable if that's important to you.
@Wesley_ Hmm, yeah I guess this technically does count. I'd rather be able to test a "purer" version that isn't contaminated with web searches, but good enough.
@IsaacKing just the API I think (GPT-4 is GA in the API now, so it should be available, unless OpenAI specifically disallows using free credits for GPT-4). I believe for the ChatGPT UI you still have to pay the monthly fee, which is also where you'd be able to test things like plugins. The API for GPT-4 uses a chat format, so you could still test chat-format completions (but I think with a different system message than the UI, so you might not get the same results). You may also be able to test the completions in the OpenAI playground using free credits, which will give you a UI but not the same as the ChatGPT UI