When will the OpenAI subscription come to Germany?
ChatGPT developer OpenAI recently announced a paid subscription for its popular AI software. The premium version ChatGPT Plus promises additional features and costs $20 per month. The catch: It is only available in the USA so far. But when will ChatGPT come to Germany?
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has announced a paid subscription for its popular AI software. The premium version ChatGPT Plus is said to cost $20 per month and promises additional features. That comes from one official blog post of the company.
According to this, users should benefit from faster response times as well as being able to access ChatGPT at high capacity. Because: Recently, numerous users have repeatedly reported problems and error messages because the server load was apparently too high.
When is ChatGPT Plus coming to Germany?
According to OpenAI, subscribers to ChatGPT Plus should also receive “new functions”. Exactly what these look like in detail: However, companies are still keeping a low profile on this. The catch: ChatGPT Plus is initially only available in the USA. An exact start date for Germany is not yet known.
Converted, the service in Germany should cost around 18 euros, at least theoretically. However, OpenAI emphasizes that the company plans to “expand access and support to other countries and regions soon”. Even in the US, those who are interested still have to register on a waiting list, which the software developer wants to gradually work through.
But there is also a specially set up one for those interested in this country and from other countries waiting listto get notified when ChatGPT Plus is available in your country.
What is ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is voice software based on artificial intelligence. The special thing about it: For the first time, the AI seems to go beyond pure marketing. Because the chatbot can deliver texts that can hardly be distinguished from human texts. Small requests or questions are sufficient for this, but they go far beyond the Google search, for example.
The software can even be an interview partner or create draft contracts. However, it also harbors dangers. Because ChatGPT seems to be so mature and up-to-date that potential risks such as job losses are hardly tangible. The city of New York has already banned AI because the school board fears a learning loss.
The Google algorithm did not recognize ChatGPT texts, although the company wants to rank AI texts worse. And even OpenAI does not deny the dangers of the language model. The plan for ChatGPT Plus is therefore:
“To refine and expand this offering based on your feedback and needs. Also, we will soon be launching the ChatGPT API waitlist, and we are actively evaluating options for lower-cost plans, business plans, and data plans for more availability.”
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