OpenAI Restores Five-Hour Codex, ChatGPT Work Caps for Plus Users
ChatGPT Plus is OpenAI’s paid consumer subscription, offering broader access to advanced models and computing-intensive tools. Separate usage controls for Codex and ChatGPT Work can constrain how long subscribers run demanding tasks, making the limits a material part of the service rather than a minor technical setting. The policy also underscores the capacity challenge facing generative AI providers as they balance heavy users against more occasional customers.
OpenAI said it will reinstate five-hour usage limits for Codex and ChatGPT Work for ChatGPT Plus subscribers starting on the 25th, restoring a dual-cap system. The company said the move is intended to balance server computing loads and improve the experience for lighter users. OpenAI also indicated that its higher-tier Pro plan will not be subject to the five-hour restriction in the future, creating a clearer distinction between the two subscriptions.
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