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OpenAI Doubles Pro Usage Limits and Integrates Work Features into ChatGPT

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OpenAI is increasing the capacity for its paid ChatGPT Pro subscribers by doubling the usage limits.

OpenAI is increasing the capacity for its paid ChatGPT Pro subscribers by doubling the usage limits. Alongside this change, the company is merging features from its business-focused 'Work' tier into the main ChatGPT product, including new integrations with enterprise applications.

Increased Capacity for Pro Users

A key update for ChatGPT Pro subscribers is the doubling of usage limits. This provides users with significantly more capacity for generating text, code, and other outputs. Additionally, OpenAI is combining the usage allowances across its ChatGPT and Codex models, simplifying the usage metrics for developers and power users who utilize both services.

Enterprise Features Come to Standard ChatGPT

Features previously available only in the separate ChatGPT 'Work' tier are being integrated into the main product. This move is supported by expanded partnerships that bring more enterprise-level functionality to the platform. OpenAI announced it has expanded its partnership with Oracle to bring its applications to ChatGPT. In a related move, OpenAI and ServiceNow have also broadened their partnership to enhance enterprise workflow capabilities within the platform.

What This Means for Users

These changes mean that ChatGPT Pro users now have access to greater capacity and more powerful, business-oriented features without needing a separate subscription. The integration of apps from Oracle and workflows from ServiceNow points to a focus on making ChatGPT a more practical tool for professional and enterprise environments. More details on the initial announcement can be found at BleepingComputer.

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