タグ: chatGPT 5

ChatGPT pricing in 2026 covers seven pricing plans plus pay-per-token API access: Free at $0, Go at $8/month, Plus at $20/month, Pro at $100/month, Pro at $200/month, Business at $25-30/user/month, and Enterprise on custom pricing. The biggest recent changes include ChatGPT Personal Finance launching on May 15, 2026 as a US-only preview for Pro subscribers via Plaid, Codex Mobile rolling out free on every ChatGPT plan (including Free and Go) on May 14, 2026, GPT-5.5 replacing GPT-5.4 as the default flagship on April 23, 2026 (with a new GPT-5.5 Pro variant for Pro, Business, and Enterprise users), the Pro $100/month tier launched April 9, 2026, the Go plan going global […]

OpenAI dropped GPT-5.5 on April 23, 2026, and it is now the most capable ChatGPT model the company ships. GPT-5.5 scores 93.6% on GPQA Diamond, 82.7% on Terminal-Bench 2.0, and 78.7% on OSWorld-Verified, all ahead of GPT-5.4, while its Pro variant pushes BrowseComp to 90.1% and FrontierMath Tier 4 to 39.6%. In under nine months, OpenAI has shipped six distinct versions of GPT-5, each with its own identity and price point. If you have lost track of what separates GPT-5.0 from GPT-5.5, this guide covers every model in the family, release dates, context windows, benchmarks, pricing, and the key differences that actually matter. We also look ahead at what ChatGPT […]

It feels like ChatGPT 5 just arrived, and now everyone is talking about ChatGPT 5.1. In this ChatGPT 5 vs ChatGPT 5.1 comparison (and GPT-5 vs GPT-5.1 for API users), we’ll walk through what actually changed for everyday users, developers, and businesses, and whether you should switch. The short answer is that 5.1 is a major “experience” upgrade that changes how the AI feels to talk to. If you are wondering whether to switch your settings or update your API calls, this guide covers it all. Is ChatGPT 5.1 better than ChatGPT 5 for everyday use? Does the new model cost more to use? What are the new personality features? […]

On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, OpenAI unveiled GPT-5.1, a major mid-cycle upgrade to its flagship ChatGPT models. The update introduces two new variants — GPT-5.1 Instant and GPT-5.1 Thinking — both designed to make conversations faster, smarter, and more natural. According to OpenAI, GPT-5.1 is built to feel “warmer” and more human-like in tone, while also improving instruction-following and reasoning. The Instant model powers most everyday chats, offering a friendlier and more conversational style. The Thinking model, aimed at deeper reasoning tasks, adapts its “thinking time” based on complexity — responding quickly to simple questions and spending extra effort on hard ones. The rollout begins immediately for ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Go, and Business users, with Enterprise and Education accounts getting early access before […]

Most people are disappointed with GPT-5 because they prompt it like GPT-4. It feels random, overconfident, or stuck in rabbit holes—and then gets blamed. The model changed; the prompting didn’t. GPT-5 acts like an agent. It plans, calls tools, carries state, and will press ahead unless you define the finish line. Big context and built-in browsing won’t save you if you don’t steer it. Without structure, you’ll see shallow guesses one moment and overwork the next. You don’t need a heavy playbook. A tiny bit of structure works: three dials that set research depth, autonomy, and how it reports progress. Turn them and you get steadier outputs, faster turnarounds, and […]

Unlike GPT-4o, GPT-5 was trained to be a worker, not a chatterbox. It plans, calls tools, follows rules, and carries state across long tasks. If you keep throwing casual prompts at it, you’ll leave a lot of performance on the table. The model responds best when you give it structure, constraints, and a clear finish line. Treat it like a teammate with a mission and operating rules, not a magic box. Below is the playbook: one framework, three core tags, a compact starter template, and a couple of inline examples that show the pieces working together. This guide pulls together the strongest patterns we’ve seen—how to control research depth, dial up […]

The 4 biggest players in the AI space have all released their latest flagship models, marking what might be the most competitive moment in artificial intelligence history yet. Google DeepMind launched Gemini 2.5 Pro in late March 2025, followed by xAI‘s Grok 4 in early July, while Anthropic unveiled Claude Opus 4.1 just days before OpenAI finally delivered the highly anticipated GPT-5 in early August 2025. Each company promises revolutionary capabilities that will transform how we work and create. But do these models actually live up to the marketing hype, or are we looking at incremental improvements dressed up as breakthroughs? Each company claims their model is the smartest and […]

OpenAI’s launch of GPT-5 changed how ChatGPT works. Instead of choosing between models like GPT-4o, GPT-4.5 or o3, you now get one unified GPT-5 system. It responds quickly to simple prompts, but can automatically switch into a slower, more thoughtful mode called GPT-5 Thinking for complex questions. If you’re on a paid plan, you can also turn this mode on manually. And on Pro (and Team) plans, you also get GPT-5 Pro, which uses more compute for the hardest problems. Behind the scenes, ChatGPT is now smarter about how it handles your requests. Most of the time, it gives fast replies using a lightweight model. But when the task is harder—like writing code or […]

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman just gave the world its first glimpse of GPT-5 in the most casual way possible – through a Twitter screenshot about TV show recommendations. On Sunday, what started as a simple conversation about the animated sci-fi series “Pantheon” turned into the first public look at OpenAI‘s highly anticipated next-generation model. The reveal happened organically when Altman posted praise for “Pantheon,” a cult favorite show in tech circles that explores artificial general intelligence themes. When an X user asked if GPT-5 also recommends the show, Altman responded with a screenshot showing the model’s response and simply said “turns out yes!” The screenshot revealed GPT-5 accurately identifying that […]

OpenAI is back in the spotlight, with news emerging about its next big project: Orion. A new Large Language Model that should be a successor of GPT-4, possibly called GPT-5. The tech world is buzzing with excitement, and while some details are still being kept under wraps, we do have enough information to piece together a good picture of what Orion might bring to the table. Key Takeaways Orion is expected to be OpenAI’s most powerful language model yet, with rumors suggesting it could be up to 100 times more powerful than GPT-4, its predecessor. It is believed that Orion could be a major step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), […]