ChatGPT Go is now available globally, priced at $8/month, offering more features than the free version. OpenAI plans to test ads for free and Go users in the US, while keeping higher-tier subscriptions ad-free. Ads will be relevant to conversations and will not appear in discussions on sensitive topics.

Anthropic has launched a new subscription tier called Claude Max, priced between $100 and $200 per month, which offers significantly higher usage limits for its Claude AI assistant in response to user complaints about existing rate limits. With two options providing five and twenty times more usage than the previous Pro plan, the Max tier also includes priority access to new features and higher output limits, aligning with pricing strategies seen in competitor OpenAI's offerings.

OpenAI has introduced a new subscription plan called 'ChatGPT Go' priced at 399 INR (approximately $4.55), targeting specific regions such as India. This plan offers expanded features compared to the free version, including increased upload limits and advanced data analysis, but is currently limited in availability. Google is reportedly considering a similar low-cost subscription for its Gemini product in the same price-sensitive markets.

OpenAI has introduced a new subscription plan for ChatGPT in India priced under $5, aiming to make its AI technology more accessible to a wider audience. This move is part of OpenAI's strategy to expand its user base in emerging markets while competing with other AI service providers.