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ChatGPT 5 launch is widely expected this month but could we also see a new cheaper Go premium version?
ChatGPT Go could sit below the Plus version at lower cost
OpenAI is close to releasing the GPT 5 version in the market but it seems the company also has one more big weapon in its plans. New reports say ChatGPT could get a new premium version that will be priced lower than the Plus model.
The new ChatGPT Go subscription tier could allow OpenAI to add more paid users to its network, and give more people the chance to try out the popular features without spending big on the AI chatbot. ChatGPT Go being priced below the ‘Plus’ version means you are looking at a sub-$15 (Rs 1,200 approx) per month plan which should get less number of features than the Plus and the Pro variants.
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The Go version has been spotted in the internal version of the app so we are not sure if OpenAI will ever bring it to the public. There is not much known about the features and benefits of signing up for the supposed ‘Go’ version but we are sure that premium features like Sora to generate videos and access to high-end ChatGPT models will not be available.
ChatGPT Plus has been the preferred model at $20 (Rs 1,900 per month in India) while the Pro version comes at $200 (Rs 16,000 approx) which is too pricey for most users.
Bringing a Go version makes a lot of sense and if OpenAI can price it right, as well as give it the right feature set, the company could make merry.
OpenAI is bringing the much-awaited ChatGPT 5 version in August and it seems the company is already scared of the new AI model. We are eager to see if the supposed Go model is also part of the big reveal.
Sam Altman, the man leading the AI charge with ChatGPT has been quoted saying some worrying things about the upcoming AI chatbot version, which he says, “feels very fast,” than the previous iterations. “There are moments in the history of science, where you have a group of scientists look at their creation and just say, you know: ‘What have we done?,” he was quoted saying in the podcast.
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr…Read More
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr… Read More
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