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OpenAI tried to invest $100 million in Hugging Face before Nvidia's $13 billion deal

Talks between the two companies collapsed in early stages; Nvidia later announced a deal to buy Hugging Face for roughly $13 billion

OpenAI tried to invest $100 million in Hugging Face before Nvidia's $13 billion deal

OpenAI has announced the return of its $200 ChatGPT Pro plan on September 30, after pausing new sign-ups earlier this month due to high demand for a different service. The returning plan retains its original price point, but OpenAI has modified how it calculates usage, resulting in roughly half the API spend allowance of the previous $200 plan.

Additionally, a previously unannounced $500/month ChatGPT Pro Max tier has emerged, promising "Fastest Work and Codex" as a key feature. The change in the $200 Pro plan's usage allowance comes as OpenAI seeks to balance demand with its existing offerings, which currently include the $100 Pro plan and the newly reintroduced $200 Pro plan.

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