Welcome to the TechMe right home for Friday, December 6, 24. I'm Brian McCullough today.

Santa Sam has made his first delivery of the promised 12 days of launches from OpenAI.

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No more Surface Studios, question mark. And of course, the weekend long read suggestions.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Sam Altman is making good on his promise to be Santa. The first of what was promised to be 12 days of

announces came yesterday as OpenAI launched ChatGPT Pro, a $200 per month plan with unlimited

access to 01, GPT4O, and more, plus an 01 version that uses more compute for better responses.

Quoting The Verge. The company is releasing the full version of its

O1 model replacing O1 preview, which was initially released as a limited preview in September,

codenamed strawberry. The new model will be available for ChatGPT Plus and team users today,

while Enterprise and EDU users will have access to it starting next week. The company is also introducing ChatGPT

Pro, a new $200 monthly subscription tier that includes unlimited access to OpenAI, O1, GPT40, and

Advanced Voice Mode. It also includes a version of O1 exclusive to pro users that uses more compute

to provide the best possible answer to the hardest problems called 01 Pro mode.

The company will continue to offer a plus tier for $20 a month that includes early access to new features,

access to all the company's models, except the more powerful 01 version, and more.

The company said that compared to 01 preview, users can expect a faster, more powerful,

and more accurate model

that is better at coding and math. It can also provide reasoning responses to images. And OpenAI

promises it's been trained to be more concise, which should result in faster response times

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