Premium features now available free of charge on ChatGPT

These premium features are now available free of charge on ChatGPT

/ 09:18 AM June 01, 2024
OpenAI has announced that many of ChatGPT's features are now available to all its users, including those who have not opted for a paid version of the popular AI chatbot.
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OpenAI has announced that many of ChatGPT‘s features are now available to all its users, including those who have not opted for a paid version of the popular AI chatbot.

The first pleasant surprise is the availability, for all, of OpeanAI’s new GPT-4o language model. In addition to improved performance, especially compared to GPT-3.5, GPT-4o offers improved access to the web and, above all, the ability to analyze documents and images.

Further good news is access to custom GPTs. These are customized templates, specialized in a particular task or skill. Among those featured on the web platform and mobile application are Adobe Express (to assist in the creation and editing of images and video using Adobe software), Tutor Me (educational help in science and math) and Code Copilot (help with coding).

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It should be noted, however, that many of these custom templates require either Premium access to ChatGPT, or access to dedicated external programs, as in the case of Adobe. What’s more, whether for GPT-4o or custom GPTs, free account holders will see their number of requests limited, although for the moment, this limit remains relatively vague. Finally, ChatGPT Plus subscribers can continue to benefit exclusively from Dall-E, OpenAI’s image generator.

It remains to be seen what ChatGPT has in store for users in the coming months.

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TOPICS: Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT
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