ChatGPT
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I Redesigned the Same Room Seven Times on a Free ChatGPT Account. It Never Hit a Limit, and It Only Broke Once.
Seven edits in one chat, on the free plan, no upgrade prompt and no cap. The room survived a style change, a floor change, a furniture swap and a night scene. It fell apart on the one request people actually want most: show me the same room from another angle. Every prompt is printed so you can repeat it.
I Gave ChatGPT the Same Grey Massing Model Five Times. It Never Wrecked My Geometry, and It Broke Something Different on Almost Every Run.
One 74-character prompt gave me a photograph of a study model. It had no windows, nothing around it, and nothing in frame to tell you whether the building was five storeys or fifty. Four longer prompts turned it into a building. Across all five runs the massing survived, but a cantilever flattened into a roof on one run and the timber jumped to the wrong volume on another. Every prompt is printed in full so you can repeat it.
ChatGPT Ads Reached Korea on August 11. I Opened a Korean Free Account the Next Day: No Ads Yet, But the Ad Settings Are Already There and Both Switches Are On.
OpenAI's own page says ChatGPT Ads launched in South Korea on August 11. I logged into a Korean free-tier account on August 12 and looked for them. Two shopping questions produced product carousels with won prices and star ratings, and not one thing on screen was labeled as an ad. The ad machinery is installed though. It sits under Data controls, it has two personalization switches, and both were already turned on before I touched anything. The documented free-tier opt-out was the one thing I could not find.