ChatGPT and Codex will share one usage limit from December
From December, ChatGPT and Codex will share one usage budget on Plus, Pro and Business, measured in tokens. Heavier models and complex tasks use a larger share; Instant chats don't count. OpenAI has not yet announced how large the shared budget will be.
What does this mean? If you use both ChatGPT and Codex on one subscription, intensive programming work can use up your chat allowance; keep an eye on your usage once the change takes effect.
Shared ChatGPT link could read private chats, OpenAI has closed the flaw
Security firm Parameter discovered that a malicious shared ChatGPT link could run code in the logged-in session of whoever opened it, after which private conversations could be read. It reported the flaw on 18 October; OpenAI classed it in the highest category, P1, and closed it on 26 October. You don't need to do anything yourself.
What does this mean? Don't open shared ChatGPT links from strangers while logged in to an account that holds client or patient data.
Clarivate brings CompuMark brand data to Microsoft Copilot
Clarivate is making CompuMark brand data available in Microsoft Copilot via its IP platform IPOne. IP professionals can thus query brand information in plain language within their AI workflows. Clarivate has not yet given a launch date.
What does this mean? If you work on trademark registrations or brand monitoring, you will soon be able to run an initial trademark search within Copilot on a controlled data source instead of the open web.
