OpenAI Announces That Some ChatGPT Features Will Share a Quota with Codex
OpenAI has announced that some ChatGPT features will share a quota with Codex, measured uniformly in Tokens, with the actual consumption rate depending on the selected model and task complexity. Instant conversations do not use this shared quota, and paid users who use both services will have their quotas affect each other. Users can view the combined remaining quota and the next reset time on the usage page in ChatGPT settings; once the quota is exhausted, they can wait for automatic reset, upgrade their subscription, or purchase credits.
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The original text explains how the shared quota is measured and where to view it, so readers can judge how ChatGPT and Codex usage will affect each other.
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According to the announcement, the shared quota will be measured uniformly in Tokens, and the actual rate of consumption depends on the model the user selects and the complexity of the task; more capable models and more complex tasks will consume more quota. Instant chat does not draw on this shared quota, so users' everyday chatting in instant mode will not be affected. For paid users who use both ChatGPT and Codex, the quotas for the two services will affect each other: if one consumes more, the available quota for the other will decrease accordingly.
OpenAI said it is making full preparations for this transition and expects that most users will not need to wait for a quota reset more frequently than before. Users will then be able to view their combined remaining quota and the next reset time on the ChatGPT "Settings—Usage" page; once the quota is exhausted, they can choose to wait for an automatic reset, upgrade their subscription plan, or purchase credits to continue using the service.