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In brief GPT-5 launched with unified multimodal powers—text, images, voice, and live video—all in one package; no more juggling separate bots for every task. Rollout starts today for all ChatGPT users, but power features and top speed go to Pro subscribers; Microsoft plugs it into Copilot and GitHub on day one. OpenAI touts “expert-level reasoning” and a memory that never sleeps—plus major upgrades to coding, creative writing, and reliability. OpenAI unveiled GPT-5 during a Thursday livestream, marking what the company called a qualitative shift in artificial intelligence capability after several months of anticipation and multiple delays. The model is being rolled out to all ChatGPT users throughout the day today. The release represents OpenAI’s attempt to unify its various AI technologies into a single system. The company described reasoning as central to its artificial general intelligence strategy, with the breakthrough eliminating previous trade-offs between speed and analytical depth. Users no longer need to choose between fast responses and deep reasoning capabilities—GPT-5 delivers both simultaneously. Here’s a cheatsheet on what you need to know. 1. When can I get it? GPT-5 rolls out today on ChatGPT and via its API. Microsoft has also incorporated GPT-5 into its products immediately, making it available through Copilot and GitHub Copilot. If you updated your Edge browser with Copilot, you should be ready to use it now. 2. Does everyone get the same version? Yes, sort of: Free tier users will start with the standard GPT-5 before transitioning to a lighter “GPT-5 mini” version when they deplete their usage quota. Pro subscribers ($200 a month) get unlimited access to the full model while Plus subscribers ($20/month) get access to standard GPT-5. Pro subscribers can run GPT-5 at its highest intelligence level with additional features like early access to its advanced agents, unlimited usage, more capabilities…

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