ChatGPT OpenAI is now available with additional features for $20

After receiving a record number of users in a short period of time, San Francisco-based tech startup OpenAI has launched a premium membership with additional features. The $20 monthly membership tier gives you more features and full access to the site, especially during busy periods. Benefits include unlimited access to ChatGPT even during peak hours, as well as priority access to new features and updates.

The company announced in a statement that “ChatGPT Plus is now available to customers in the United States, and we will begin the process of adding people to our waiting list in the coming weeks.”

The company hinted that the subscription-based services will be rolled out to other parts of the world soon. “We hope to provide access and assistance to other countries and areas soon. We will be able to provide free access to as many people as possible by providing this level of membership,” OpenAI said.

The general public was able to use ChatGPT late last year. Since then, “millions of people have provided feedback, we’ve made some significant updates, and we’ve seen users find value in a range of professional use cases, including developing and editing content, brainstorming ideas, getting help with programming, and learning new topics,” the company says.

The company also intends to introduce a ChatGPT API waiting list. The corporation also said in a statement: “We are currently exploring solutions for cheaper plans, business programs and data packages.

The company recently unveiled a new tool that allows users to distinguish articles written by humans from those created by artificial intelligence.

Microsoft, an American technology company, has also announced that it will collaborate with Open AI and will therefore spend a considerable amount of money on the project.

Microsoft has announced that it will spend $10 billion on OpenAI’s ChatGPT and has ambitions to incorporate it into its productivity software.

Even the sleeping giant Google was taken out of its comfort zone with the advent of ChatGPT and is currently working very hard to develop the perfect AI chatbot that can be integrated with search and other services.

It is important to highlight that Transformer, a neural network architecture developed by Google Research and released as open source in 2017, supports ChatGPT.

Google’s LaMDA chatbot, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), was demonstrated in 2021 using the same Transformer code. However, the case did not provide public access because it needed strengthening to make it more substantive. This is also an issue with ChatGPT, although it has been improved.

Currently, Google is working non-stop to introduce over 20 comparable AI bots and exhibit them at the upcoming I/O 2023 in May

OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman hinted that a commercial version would be released in December, which is now available. According to Altman, ChatGPT’s operating costs are “mind-boggling,” with the total cost of each chat being a few cents.

What are the company’s ambitions for the future?

Based on customer comments and requirements, the company announced its intention to improve and expand this product. The ChatGPT API queue will be launched soon, and OpenAI stated: “We are currently looking at opportunities to introduce lower-cost plans, commercial plans, and data plans to ensure wider availability.”