OpenAI is launching a new $200 monthly ChatGPT Pro tier and updating its o1 model for ChatGPT Plus and Team users, with Enterprise and Edu users gaining access next week. The Pro tier includes unlimited access to enhanced models and modes, including a powerful o1 pro mode exclusive to Pro users.
OpenAI is creating a new, more expensive tier for its flagship chatbot ChatGPT, and is bringing its “reasoning” model series out of preview with an update. The company is releasing the full version of its o1 model , which was initially released as a limited preview in September . The new model will be available for ChatGPT Plus and Team users today, while Enterprise and Edu users will have access to it starting next week.
The company will continue to offer a Plus tier for $20 a month that includes early access to new features, access to all the company’s models , and more. The Verge previously reported on the startup’s plans to kick off a “shipmas” period of new features, products, and demos for 12 days, with announcements that’ll include OpenAI’s long-awaited text-to-video AI tool Sora and a new model.
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