OpenAI Announces ChatGPT and Codex Will Share Quota Starting in December
OpenAI has released an announcement stating that it will adjust the usage quota rules for ChatGPT and Codex in December of this year. The quotas for the three paid plans—ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Business—will be calculated jointly rather than billed separately. After the adjustment, quotas will be calculated uniformly based on tokens, with consumption depending on the selected model and task complexity; Instant chat will not consume the shared quota. Users can view their remaining merged quota and reset time on the "Settings—Usage" page in ChatGPT.
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OpenAI is merging the quota calculations for ChatGPT and Codex, allowing paid users to determine how the two services compete for quota with each other.
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Fast Technology News, November 1: Today, OpenAI issued an announcement stating that it will adjust the usage quota rules for ChatGPT and Codex in December of this year.
According to the new rules, the usage quotas of the three paid plans ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Business will be calculated together; ChatGPT and Codex will no longer calculate quotas separately but will share the same quota pool.
This adjustment is related to OpenAI integrating the agent capabilities of ChatGPT Work into ChatGPT, aiming to enable users to complete more complex tasks directly in ChatGPT.
After the adjustment, quota consumption for ChatGPT and Codex will be uniformly calculated by Token, with the specific consumption depending on the model selected by the user and the complexity of the task.
Generally speaking, using more capable models and handling more complex tasks will consume more quota.
It is worth noting that OpenAI clearly stated that Instant instant chat will not consume the shared quota, so users' daily use of Instant mode for chatting will not occupy this part of the quota.
For paid users who use both ChatGPT and Codex, the quotas of the two services will affect each other. If one consumes more, the remaining available quota of the other will decrease accordingly.
However, OpenAI emphasized that it is making full preparations for this adjustment to minimize the impact on users' existing usage habits.
The company expects that most users will not, because of this adjustment, encounter quota exhaustion and need to wait for a reset more frequently than they do now.
In addition, users will then be able to view the combined remaining quota and reset time on the "Settings - Usage" page in ChatGPT.
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