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HugoDécrypte - Actus et interviews-(Pop) C’est quoi cet abonnement à ChatGPT à plus de 100€ ?… HugoDécrypte

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The episode begins with an introduction to OpenAI's ChatGPT Pro subscription priced at 103 euros per month, aimed at professionals needing advanced AI tools like Codex. It compares this to the earlier Pro version at 229 euros, noting differences in token limits that restrict daily text generation. OpenAI uses tokens as text units to control usage, with the cheaper offer providing about 5 times more capacity than ChatGPT Plus. Features include access to advanced models like GPT 5.4 Pro, unlimited image generation, and early feature access. The discussion shifts to market competition, highlighting Anthropic's CloudCode subscriptions ranging from 22 to 216 euros. OpenAI's strategy involves promoting Codex via ChatGPT+ with adjusted session limits to attract coders. Broader economic context reveals OpenAI's lack of profitability and experiments with U.S. advertising to diversify revenue. The episode then transitions to cultural news, starting with the Cannes Festival's 2026 lineup, including films from France, Spain, and Iran, with new countries like Nepal participating. Next, it covers an animated series for streamer I Show Speed, produced by Matt Owens and Harmonie Corrine. Another segment reveals author Freida McFadden's real identity as neurologist Sarah Cohen, who used a disguise for privacy. A piece of the Tour Eiffel from 1889 is set for auction in Paris, estimated at 120,000-150,000 euros. Finally, it reports the death of hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa at age 68 from cancer, noting past sexual assault allegations and a civil case outcome. The host Léa concludes with a call to subscribe.

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