OpenAI's paid business segment has reached a significant milestone, with the number of paid commercial users for its ChatGPT Enterprise, Team, and Edu products surpassing one million, marking a substantial increase since April. This reflects strong market demand for generative AI technology. Survey data indicates that enterprise users have achieved notable improvements in productivity, time savings, and innovation, particularly in areas such as research gathering, content drafting and editing, and creative brainstorming. Additionally, user growth has been particularly rapid in international markets such as Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom.

The Claude 3.5 Sonnet model has recently been closed to free users, offering only the simplified Claude 3 Haiku model. This change has drawn user attention, especially from those relying on its advanced features for complex task handling and visual reasoning. Launched in June of this year, Claude 3.5 Sonnet is a new AI model that has set industry standards with its exceptional performance, enhanced comprehension, accelerated execution, and groundbreaking visual processing capabilities. The closure affects user experience, impacting some users.

OpenAI recently announced that free users of ChatGPT can now generate two images daily using the DALL-E 3 model. This marks the first time DALL-E 3 has been made available to free users. The introduction of this feature simplifies the image creation process through prompts generated by ChatGPT, allowing users to obtain beautiful image designs with simple descriptions. DALL-E 3 was initially rolled out last month for paid users, and this update provides all users with a convenient creative tool.

OpenAI recently announced that free users can now generate two images per day using its DALL-E 3 model, a service that was previously limited to paid subscribers of ChatGPT Plus.

Multiple users have discovered that the Claude chat service on Slack is limited and only available to paid users. They expressed frustration, stating that the chat functionality is an essential part of both work and leisure. The company behind Claude has stated that this decision is aimed at providing higher quality services, with paid users continuing to enjoy privileges. While some users support the paid model for enabling more advanced features and higher levels of service, there are concerns it may create barriers to access. Free users can still experience the basic features of Claude on other platforms.