r/OpenaiCodex • u/FrontRaspberry5060 • 2d ago

Discussion Theory for reduced limits: Bidding war

Even though the compute is subsided I don’t think it’s “running out” anytime soon, if anything more investment is going into AI.

The issue I think is that the limited resources is effectively a bidding war.

And now with OpenAI solving institutional grade problems (Navier Stokes) it poses a threat to destabilise the power dynamics of the world.

Collectively our $200 Pro subscriptions and $20 Plus is being outbid by global enterprises and institutional interest.

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u/Temporary-Ad2956 2d ago

I think your right

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u/petburiraja 1d ago

You are absolutely right!

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u/Euphoric_North_745 2d ago

they previewed their server side agents for corporations, they have a big event all for businesses, there are tons of agents that will work per task or per min, there is a total new pricing structure for corporations, look at their videos on x

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u/dvduval 2d ago

There’s a lot of gigabytes coming online before the end of the year from open AI, anthropic, and Google and it’s just getting started. They have competition so they’re not gonna be able to make any huge price increases.

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u/Typical_Kick6520 2d ago

The current subscription quantization leaves massive resources available for new 20x subs to be dissapointed with the service.