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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI next-generation model \'Astra\' details emerge
Tech journalist Alex Heath shared findings from reporting on OpenAI in his newsletter after spending two weeks at the company’s San Francisco headquarters with TIME. He wrote a cover story, \"Inside OpenAI\'s Reboot,\" based on interviews with more than 20 executives, investors, customers and rivals. Heath said OpenAI privately demonstrated a next-generation model called Astra to VIP customers in early August, and described comments on AGI, research automation, reorganisation, hardware and computing sales.
AI & Enterprise
Pay-as-you-go AI gains traction, fueling enterprise AI battle
Moves by the AI industry to shift pricing policies toward pay-as-you-go models are accelerating. Some observers say that could raise costs for users. OpenAI has hinted it could change ChatGPT’s pricing structure, and SAP is also pushing to charge enterprise customers based on AI usage. With supply chains unstable, AI infrastructure prices are rising, and major cloud companies in China are also increasing costs. Competition among AI firms for enterprise customers is intensifying.
AI & Enterprise
OpenAI hints at overhaul of ChatGPT pricing, may drop unlimited subscriptions and add pay-as-you-go
OpenAI has signalled it may significantly change ChatGPT’s pricing structure, raising the possibility that unlimited subscriptions could disappear. Nick Turley, who leads ChatGPT, said on a podcast that pricing systems do not stay unchanged when technology shifts quickly. He described subscriptions as an accidental, temporary response to capacity constraints. ChatGPT currently offers a free tier, a $20-a-month Plus plan and a $200-a-month Pro plan.