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Open ai launched Chatgpt Pro for $200/month. I’ve already subscribed to chatgpt plus and claude but $200 / month is way too much. If they launch sora with pro this might be worth upgrading.. What do you think?

this guy spent 8 hours testing ChatGPT o1 pro ($200/month) vs Claude Sonnet 3.5 ($20/month)

Europe is back Mistral's 'Le Chat' proved everyone wrong: • 13x faster than ChatGPT • 100% open-source • Completely free (vs $20/month) • Privacy-first architecture • Capital efficiency over hype • Strategic government backing

Our government focusing on adani & ambani ( corruption & election, MLA buying ) average public busy in Hindu muslim tv show (technology, education, science, infrastructure development all in dustbin ) what we get on turn ??? As citizens

OpenAI launched Codex, an AI coding agent that helps software engineers to write code, build apps and fix bugs. Codex is worth the $200 per month for ChatGPT pro users, You can also build an AI business with Codex-1 in 12 mins...🤯

If you’re a college student in the US or Canada, ChatGPT Plus is free through the end of finals season! Just go to chatgpt.com/students

Built 7 apps, 15k users, $200 revenue this month. But now I am going to focus on distribution channels, rather than build a new app in 3 weeks. What do you think? Is it worth it?

Google Pay now charges 0.5% to 1% (plus GST) for bill payments made via credit and debit cards, while UPI bank transfers remain free. Competitors like PhonePe and Paytm also charge similar fees. Fintech firms face high UPI processing costs, totaling

The UAE just became the first country in the world to offer free ChatGPT Plus $20 per month subscriptions to all its citizens fully covering the cost nationwide. This move is part of a larger partnership with OpenAI, which also includes building a

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