OpenAI has announced the launch of ChatGPT Plus, which offers additional features when compared with the free version. ChatGPT Plus is launched as a pilot subscription plan for ChatGPT and is priced at $20 per month. The revolutionary conversational AI tool is designed to provide answers to questions including the ability to chat with users. The possibilities are endless with ChatGPT with users able to view Ai-generated content instantly.
ChatGPT Plus will be available for $20 per month with capabilities such as general access even during peak times. The paid version will have faster response times with priority access to new features and improvements. As of this writing, ChatGPT Plus will be available only for customers in the United States. OpenAI will invite people from their waitlist over the next few weeks.
The paid version will be expanded with access and support to additional countries and regions. However, the company still loves free users and continues to provide free version of ChatGPT as usual. The paid version is launched to provide support free access availability to people. OpenAI has pumped millions for the ChatGPT server infrastructure and there should be inflow of funds for the maintenance of day-to-day operations.
ChatGPT launched a research preview to enable OpenAI to learn about the overall strength and weaknesses of the core system. The platform also gathered user feedback and implemented them in subsequent iterations. OpenAI claims that millions of people have provided feedback. ChatGPT has added several important updates. The users are able to find value across a wide range of professional use-case scenarios such as drafting/editing content, ideas generation, programming assistance, and learning new topics.
Going forward, ChatGPT will be expanded based on user feedback and requirements. The product team also announced that they will launch ChatGPT API waitlist within the next few days. The company is also actively exploring various options such as low-cost plans, business plans, and data packs to sustain the server infrastructure. That said, Google is also planning to release MusicLM, which automatically converts text content to music via AI.
