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OpenAI's $200 Christmas gift

 OpenAI is introducing a premium subscription tier for its ChatGPT service and officially rolling out its "reasoning" model series with an updated release. The o1 model, which debuted as a limited preview in September under the codename "Strawberry," is now being launched in its full version to replace the preview. Starting today, this updated model will be accessible to ChatGPT Plus and Team subscribers, with availability expanding to Enterprise and Edu users next week. As part of its updates, OpenAI is launching ChatGPT Pro, a new subscription plan priced at $200 per month. This plan offers unlimited access to OpenAI o1, GPT-4o, and Advanced Voice Mode. It also features an exclusive version of o1, known as "o1 pro mode," which leverages additional computational power to tackle complex problems with high accuracy. The existing ChatGPT Plus tier, priced at $20 per month, will remain available, providing early access to new features and models—excep...
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Windows laptops and PCs now would have a COPILOT key

Microsoft is making its AI Copilot more accessible on new Windows 11 PCs, introducing a dedicated Copilot key on the keyboard. This addition will swiftly activate the Copilot for Windows AI system when pressed, allowing users to benefit from its capabilities. The tool assists in answering queries, summarizing web content, and handling Windows-specific tasks such as adjusting system settings.

This new key marks Microsoft's first keyboard alteration since the introduction of the Windows key almost three decades ago. It reflects the company's ongoing commitment to integrating AI into its products. Recent launches of AI Copilots have supported various tasks, including drafting Microsoft Office documents, web searches using Bing, coding, and managing complex industrial machinery.

Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft's corporate vice president and consumer chief marketing officer, highlighted this shift toward a more personalized and intelligent computing future in a blog post. He outlined the integration of AI into Windows, spanning from the system and silicon to the hardware. Mehdi anticipates that 2024 will be termed the "year of the AI PC," simplifying and enhancing people's computing experiences.

Moreover, this dedicated Copilot key appears to position Microsoft ahead of its digital assistant rivals, providing instant access to Copilot with a single keystroke. Previously, launching Copilot on Windows 11 required using the taskbar or pressing the Windows key + C.

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