People are starting to think ChatGPT is too cheap — and that might be a problem for OpenAI
Technology companies usually spend a lot of time trying to persuade customers that a subscription is worth the money. ChatGPT has stumbled into a very different problem. A growing number of users are looking at the price and wondering whether they're somehow getting away with something.
The question has become harder to dismiss as ChatGPT has evolved. The $20-a-month ChatGPT Plus and $200-a-month ChatGPT Pro subscription prices haven't changed since OpenAI announced them. Yet ChatGPT is much more powerful, with many more features, even if it still has plenty of built-in wrinkles and limits. Nonetheless, questioning its value has become more common as the chatbot has expanded from being an impressive novelty into something people use every day.
That combination of expanding capabilities and stable pricing has led many users to ask whether ChatGPT costs less than it should. It's been an issue from the beginning, with OpenAI CEO Sam...
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