I'm I missing something?
A user on Reddit questioned the value proposition of OpenAI's Pro plan, particularly if a 50% cut were implemented. They noted that newer, more powerful, and more efficient models like "Sol 6.1" are expected industry-wide. The user also mentioned "OpenClaw" as an existing technology and sarcastically referenced "Ultrafast" with "6x usage... xd," implying skepticism about its significance.
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So what is that great feature that will still make OpenAI worth it even if they cut our Pro plan by 50%?
Sol 6.1? I thought newer, more powerful, and more efficient models were something to be expected across the industry.