(Pop) C’est quoi cet abonnement à ChatGPT à plus de 100€ ?… HugoDécrypte
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The episode begins with a humorous ad for McDonald's Chicken Big Mac before transitioning to the main topic: OpenAI's new ChatGPT Pro subscription priced at 103 euros monthly. It details that this subscription is for advanced users, especially those utilizing Codex for coding assistance. The host compares it to the existing 229-euro ChatGPT Pro, noting differences in token allowances which limit text generation and analysis. Specific benefits of the new tier include access to advanced AI models like GPT 5.4 Pro, unlimited image generation, and early feature access. The strategic reason for launching a cheaper version is explained as competition against Anthropic's Claude, which offers similar coding tools at various price points. OpenAI's financial context is highlighted: the company is not yet profitable and relies on investments, even experimenting with ads in the U.S. to diversify revenue. The episode then shifts to other news segments. The Cannes Festival announced its 2026 official selection, including films from France, Spain, and Iran, with notable absences of American films and new participating countries. An animated series based on Aisho Speed is in development, with Matt Owens and Harmony Corrine involved. Author Meg Fadden revealed her real identity as Sarah Cohen, a neurologist who used a pseudonym and disguise for privacy. A piece of the Eiffel Tower from 1889, a 14-step staircase section, will be auctioned in Paris with an estimated value of 120,000 to 150,000 euros. Finally, hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa died at age 68 from cancer, with mention of past sexual assault allegations. The host concludes by encouraging subscriptions and providing subtitles by Société Radio-Canada.
