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It all started, as it often does, with a movie. Remember Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One? Yes, the movie where Tom Cruise does all those crazy stunts and AI is basically the villain. Well, President Biden saw it and thought, "Wow, that's scary!" So he signed an executive order telling tech companies to use AI well and responsibly. And then he told all government agencies to write reports on how they would use AI, how they would protect us from it, and why they were so behind the times.   A Comedy of Errors in the Age of Artificial Intelligence You're the head of a government agency, tasked with leading your team into the futuristic world of artificial intelligence. You've seen the movies, you've read the books – you know what's possible. But your reality is a far cry from the sleek, efficient world of Tom Cruise. Your office is still running on Windows XP, and your most advanced technology is a fax machine. That's the predicament many...

In a move that could redefine the landscape of artificial intelligence, OpenAI is reportedly considering subscription prices that could make your jaw drop. How much would you be willing to shell out for cutting-edge AI capabilities? $50?, $75? Brace yourself – the numbers being tossed around go as high as $200, $1,000 , or even a staggering $2,000 per month. The Price of Innovation OpenAI executives are in the midst of early discussions about pricing for their upcoming large language models (LLMs), including: Strawberry: A reasoning-focused model Orion: A new flagship LLM While nothing is set in stone, these potential price points signal a significant shift in how AI companies value their most advanced offerings.  How much would you be willing to pay for ChatGPT every month? $50?, $75? How about $200 or $2,000 monthly subscription for advanced AI models, discussing the capabilities of upcoming LLMs like Strawberry and Orion. The $2,000 Question OpenAI, the tech giant b...