OpenAI today introduced ChatGPT Pro, a new paid tier of its chatbot that provides access to large language models optimized for reasoning tasks. The subscription is priced at $200 per month, 10 times ...

On Thursday during a live-streamed session, Sam Altman-led OpenAI introduced a new subscription tier for its ChatGPT platform, priced at $200 per month. What Happened: This new plan, called ChatGPT ...

OpenAI’s introduction of the o1 and o1 Pro modes represents a significant step in the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI). These models promise advancements in areas such as mathematics, coding, ...

To close out 2024, OpenAI launched its most expensive and enticing paid monthly plan to date. ChatGPT Pro costs $200 per month, giving subscribers unlimited access to the new OpenAI o1 reasoning model ...

On Thursday, OpenAI released what’s effectively a $200-a-month chatbot — and the AI community didn’t know quite what to make of it. The company’s new ChatGPT Pro plan grants access to “o1 pro mode,” ...

Soon after OpenAI launched its now world-famous ChatGPT chatbot, it began to charge for its services—giving people who paid unlimited access to the latest version of its AI system, while offering ...

OpenAI is upping the stakes for artificial intelligence reasoning applications with the debut of a more powerful version of its popular o1 model. The company has just launched o1-pro, making it ...

On Thursday during a live demo as part of its “12 days of OpenAI” event, OpenAI announced a new tier of ChatGPT with higher usage limits for $200 a month and the full version of “o1,” the full version ...

In the age of AI, new software releases might come when you least expect it. There's no fixed schedule, with AI firms launching new models and features whenever they feel they are ready for commercial ...

Want smarter insights in your inbox? Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get only what matters to enterprise AI, data, and security leaders. Subscribe Now OpenAI has officially launched its o1 model ...

It’s only been a week since Chinese company DeepSeek launched its open-weights R1 reasoning model, which is reportedly competitive with OpenAI’s state-of-the-art o1 models despite being trained for a ...