OpenAI plans to combine usage limits for ChatGPT and its Codex coding assistant for Plus, Pro, and Business subscribers, according to updated company documentation cited by TechRadar. The publication’s Eric Hal Schwartz reports that more demanding tasks will use more of the shared allowance, while ordinary Instant conversations will not count toward it.
OpenAI says most subscribers should not have to wait for limits to reset more often than they do now. But the company has not disclosed the size of the new allowances, making it difficult for customers to assess how the change could affect their subscriptions. A shared limit could also mean that research in ChatGPT and coding work in Codex draw on the same resources.
The report describes user concerns that professional AI tools could take priority over everyday ChatGPT use. It also notes that OpenAI reversed a proposed reduction to Pro 200 usage limits after subscribers objected, and increased allowances for other plans.
OpenAI is preparing to bring ChatGPT Work’s more autonomous capabilities into the main ChatGPT experience, enabling users to request complex projects in a conversation. TechRadar argues that the company should explain the allowances and how activities count before the changes arrive in December. The report does not give a specific date or the new limits.
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