Gate News, April 10, OpenAI announced it will launch a monthly $100 ChatGPT Pro subscription tier. Compared with the Plus version, the Pro tier offers a higher Codex usage allowance and is intended for high-intensity, code-related scenarios. At the same time, the official said that during a limited-time promotion (through May 31), Pro users’ Codex usage will be further increased to about 10 times that of the Plus version.

Gate News update: On April 2, according to Gate market data, as of the time of writing, PIPPIN (pippin) is trading at $0.0603. Over the past 24 hours, it is up 20.56%, with a high of $0.0779 and a low of $0.0499. The 24-hour trading volume is $21.2392 million. Its current market cap is approximately $60.3162 million. Pippin is an SVG unicorn drawn using the latest LLM benchmark from ChatGPT 4o. Pippin was created by Yohei Nakajima, a widely recognized innovator and thought leader in the AI VC space. He is known for his public-building approach, and has been at the forefront of the "AI for VC" movement

Gate News message, April 1, open-source self-developed AI tool OpenClaw held Asia’s first developer conference "ClawCon" in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, this past Monday, attracting a large number of participants interested in this technology. OpenClaw can help users automate various tasks on their local computers, and it is viewed by the outside world as a potential "next ChatGPT." Industry insiders noted that the tool still has some security risks at present.

Google has launched the "migration tool" for Gemini, allowing users to import memories and conversation histories from other AI chat applications, including the memory and conversation history import feature. Currently, it is available for consumer accounts, while business accounts and some users are not yet supported.

BlockBeats News, March 27 — According to Bloomberg, Google has launched a new tool for its Gemini AI assistant that allows users to upload chat histories and context from other AI applications. This move aims to attract users of OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic PBC's Claude. Google stated that Gemini now includes an import option, allowing both free and paid users to upload compressed conversation files from other AI providers.

Gate News reports that on March 27, Google launched a new tool for its Gemini AI assistant, allowing users to upload chat histories and contexts from other AI applications. Users can upload conversation archive files from other AI providers such as OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude through the new import option in Gemini. This feature is available to both free and paid users. Google's move aims to attract users from other AI platforms to switch to Gemini.

OpenAI has indefinitely postponed the "Adult Mode" plan for ChatGPT due to concerns from employees and investors about its social impact. The company hopes to make a decision after completing related research and will continue to focus on its core products.

WordPress 7.0 will be released on April 9, featuring a new MCP adapter in the core that allows sites to serve as AI Agent servers, supporting direct functionality operations with tools like Claude and ChatGPT. Additionally, it introduces AI Connectors and the Abilities API to streamline management and capability registration, improving AI integration capabilities. WordPress.com has already rolled out related permissions and authentication features.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced at an all-hands meeting that the next-generation model Spud has completed pre-training and is expected to significantly accelerate the economy. The AI safety and information security teams have been reorganized, executive responsibilities adjusted, and plans are underway to integrate ChatGPT and other products into a desktop "super app."

Gate News reports that on March 24, OpenAI announced a new file management feature for ChatGPT. Users can quickly access recently uploaded files through the toolbar, ask questions directly about uploaded content, and browse and reuse files in a unified Library tab in the web sidebar. This feature is currently rolling out globally to Plus, Pro, and Business subscription users, with the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom to follow at a later date.