Reddit discusses impact of AI subscription prices ending
A Reddit thread speculates on what happens when AI companies stop offering flat-rate $20 subscriptions, warning that heavy users of 'unlimited' tiers could face per-token costs. The post has 105 comments and a 30 score.
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