OpenAI weighs price cuts to compete with Anthropic

OpenAI is reportedly planning significant price cuts for its users in anticipation of an intense market battle with rival AI firm Anthropic

Justin Tomlinson

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OpenAI weighs price cuts to compete with Anthropic

OpenAI is considering drastically reducing the prices it charges its users. The artificial intelligence organization is contemplating these price cuts as it anticipates an upcoming war for users with its competitor, Anthropic, and seeks to win customers over from the rival firm.[1][2]

The plans were reported on Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal, which cited people familiar with the matter. The news of OpenAI's potential price reductions was also carried in a June 10 report by Reuters.[1][2]

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