OpenAI's new ChatGPT Go tier sits between the free plan and ChatGPT Plus, delivering a cheaper subscription at $8 per month—about 60% less than Plus. Go provides expanded access to ChatGPT-5.2, higher image limits, improved memory, and more message uploads, but it lacks the coding (Codex) and video (Sora) tools available to Plus users. The lower price translates to a $12 monthly saving, though the tier will include ads that are currently rolling out in the United States. For casual users who don't need the full Plus feature set, downgrading to Go could be a sensible trade‑off. Read more →

OpenAI and Google have reduced the free‑user generation caps for their AI services Sora and Nano Banana Pro, citing overwhelming demand. OpenAI now limits free users to six video generations per day, while Google has cut image generations to two per day, down from three. Both companies note the limits may change without notice and emphasize that paying users retain unchanged access. The moves are presented as part of broader efforts to manage resource strain and explore monetization options. Read more →

ChatGPT’s Agent, available to Plus and Pro subscribers, lets users assign complex or routine tasks for the AI to complete in the background. It can research topics, search for flights, write code, and generate presentations or spreadsheets, acting like a virtual assistant. While the feature speeds up workflows, it still requires human oversight for actions such as purchasing tickets, and it isn’t suited for simple, instant queries that are better handled by the standard chat mode. Read more →

This guide outlines ten practical ways to get more out of ChatGPT, from creating a free account for added features to customizing the AI’s personality. It explains how to enable memory, use temporary chats, organize work with Projects, and retrieve past image generations. The article also highlights advanced options such as connecting Gmail and Google Calendar, accessing the Sora video tool, and upgrading to a Plus plan for higher limits. Together, these tips transform ChatGPT from a casual convenience into a powerful personal assistant. Read more →

OpenAI offers three main subscription tiers for ChatGPT: a free tier, ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro. The free tier provides limited access to the latest model and restricts features such as image generation and video creation. ChatGPT Plus, priced at $20 per month, expands usage limits, grants access to legacy models, the Sora video generator (720p, 10‑second clips with a watermark), and the AI Agent tool. ChatGPT Pro, costing $200 per month, unlocks the most advanced GPT‑5 Pro model, higher‑resolution video creation (1080p, longer clips without watermarks), and broader feature access. Users must weigh their needs against the cost and capabilities of each plan. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Atlas, a Chromium‑based browser that places its AI chatbot at the center of the web experience. Designed for macOS initially, the browser offers a minimalist interface, integrated search, and an “Ask ChatGPT” feature that can answer questions about the current page. Paid users gain access to an “agentic mode” that attempts to perform tasks such as adding items to shopping carts or scheduling appointments. Early testing shows the browser’s AI‑driven capabilities are functional but slower than competing AI browsers, and the overall browsing experience remains limited compared with traditional browsers. Read more →

OpenAI has rolled out its low‑cost ChatGPT Go plan in Indonesia, pricing the service at Rp75,000 (about $4.50) per month. The mid‑tier offering sits between the free version and the $20‑plus ChatGPT Plus tier, promising ten times higher usage limits, better conversation memory, and expanded image and file capabilities. The move follows a similar launch in India and positions OpenAI against Google’s newly introduced AI Plus subscription, which bundles its Gemini 2.5 Pro chatbot with creative tools and cloud storage. Read more →

OpenAI has responded to widespread user complaints about its new GPT‑5 model by bringing back the prior GPT‑4o model for ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Users criticized GPT‑5 for shorter responses and restrictive usage, prompting the company to double rate limits for Plus users and allow them to continue using GPT‑4o. OpenAI said it will monitor usage to decide how long legacy models remain available, signaling a willingness to adjust its offerings based on feedback. Read more →

Apple announced that its upcoming software releases—iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26—will incorporate OpenAI’s newly launched GPT-5 model into Apple Intelligence. The integration will let Siri call on ChatGPT for queries that Apple’s native AI cannot answer, with optional activation in settings. GPT-5, described by OpenAI as its safest model thanks to a new Safe Completions feature, will be available for free alongside tiered paid plans such as ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro. The updates are slated for the tail end of summer. Read more →

OpenAI announced that ChatGPT Plus subscribers will be able to switch back to the GPT‑4o model after the company made GPT‑5 the default and removed the model picker. CEO Sam Altman confirmed the change on X, saying the company will monitor usage to decide how long legacy models remain available. The move follows a wave of user disappointment expressed on Reddit and other forums, where many praised GPT‑4o for its conversational tone and versatility. OpenAI’s decision reflects an effort to balance new model rollout with user preferences for older versions. Read more →