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OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Pro, a $200 monthly subscription plan designed for power users, offering unlimited access to its most advanced AI models, enhanced computational capabilities like o1 Pro Mode, and future productivity features, making it

New update is not good, I've been shown connectivity issues, it's bugged and page to page navigation is slow

OpenAI rolls out its AI agent, Operator, in several countries OpenAI is rolling out Operator, its AI-powered assistant, to ChatGPT Pro users in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, the U.K., and more—though it’s still una

Hope everything is stable with the new release. Slowly being rolled out to android users. Report any issue if detected. Also, iOS will follow soon. I’ll post the release update of this release soon. It’s electric. Probably our biggest release till

Whatsapp Bans Android Users From Taking Screenshots Of Profile Pics WhatsApp has introduced a new update that prevents users from taking screenshots of other users' profile pictures, enhancing privacy features. This update, not yet officially announ

6 Billion Dollars MRR. You heard that right. Doing some math after looking at Open Ai Pros $200 monthly pricing. They revealed they have 300 million weekly active users. Considering how great a product open ai is their WAU/MAU should easily be 5

OpenAI – which kickstarted the current AI wave with the now-hosuehold ChatGPT, has now announced a change in user access to ChatGPT. So far, users were required to create an account to utilize both the free tier of ChatGPT, powered by the GPT-3.5 lan

Sam Altman's time as the golden child of tech might be coming to an end • Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, is facing a wave of controversies • Former executives and AI experts criticize OpenAI's commitment to AI safety • Pressure is mounting on Altm

Google's Quick Share for Windows is finally getting a functional tray icon A new update to Google Quick Share now allows changing visibility settings from the Windows system tray icon for easier file sharing. The update also includes new animations

What if edtech companies had a subscription based model instead of taking the entire fees upfront? Do you think it will sustain? The pro of subscription model is that users will not struggle for refund (users of most edtech companies are complaining