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ChatGPT Pro gives $100-$500 API credits monthly

, 6 items in AI Leaders and Thinkers, 3 min read

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ChatGPT Pro now gives you $100 to $500 in API credits every month, they expire and don’t roll over, and you can’t spend them on Codex. In the API, maxing out takes three parameters: model gpt-image-2.5-sunburst, quality max, size 3840×2160.

Key points

  • API credits expire monthly and don’t roll over; they can’t be used on Codex.

  • One 3840×2160 image at max costs about $0.40, so $200 of credits gets you around 500 images; the Batch API is half price, about 1,000 images for the same money.

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Pika H3 Flex video generation speed and specs

Pika H3 Flex can generate a 15-second AI video in as little as 7 seconds. It outputs 5 separate audio stems, uses 12 references, and finishes in 4K resolution, with open weights promised soon.

Key points

  • Generation time: 15 seconds of video produced in 7 seconds.

  • Output details: 5 audio stems, 12 references, 4K finishing.

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wabi raises $55M at $1.25B valuation round

wabi raised $55 million at a $1.25 billion valuation. dreamhq received a $17 million seed round. formationbio launched a drug development accelerator fund with $600 million. evelegalai has helped over 350,000 plaintiffs.

Key points

  • Funding: $55M raised for wabi at a $1.25B valuation.

  • Funding: $17M seed round for dreamhq.

  • Fund: $600M formationbio accelerator fund launched.

  • Impact: evelegalai assisted 350,000+ plaintiffs.

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wabi raises $55M Series A at $1.25B valuation

wabi announced a $55 million Series A round at a $1.25 billion valuation. The personal AI aims to organize life by linking people, context, and apps.

Key points

  • Funding: $55M Series A led by IVP, with participation from a16z, ForerunnerVC, and several founders and investors.

  • Product claim: wabi is a personal AI that brings people, context, and apps together to coordinate plans and share mental load.

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Pentagon hack of freezer malfunctions in August

Pentagon hack of freezer malfunctions in August across US bases. Four officials familiar with the matter said it is being treated as a suspected hack.

Key points

  • Freezer malfunctions spoiled food at military bases across the United States in August.

  • Pentagon treating the issue as a suspected hack, according to four officials familiar with the matter.

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&Truth emergence from stealth announcement

&Truth, PBC emerges from stealth, built by the author with co-founders Chris Hsu and @ilyasergey. The post shares the new company’s website.

Key points

  • Company: &Truth, PBC

  • Co-founders: Chris Hsu and @ilyasergey

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