OpenAI has stopped ChatGPT plus subscriptions owing to the growing popularity

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Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, stated in a recent post on X that the decision to halt ChatGPT Plus signups was made due to capacity issues brought on by the recent spike in usage that followed the DevDay developers conference. ChatGPT Plus subscriptions with features like the new GPT-4 Turbo and custom GPTs will be temporarily discontinued to maintain a high standard of user experience for current users. A queue allows interested people to get notifications. Since their debut, GPTs have been created by developers and businesses for a wide range of uses, including Canva graphic design.

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