Google and Openai have put the price on the privileged access to knowledge. His advanced artificial intelligence plans open a violation between the automated and those behind it, and this distance tends to increase.
It costs $ 1,400 per month to use the most advanced artificial intelligence. This is the value that Google has put. Six months ago, Openii was set at around $ 1,120. Days ago, the Anthropic has expanded Claude’s boundaries for another R $ 1,120. In all cases, it is not just paying for technology. He is paying power and therefore increases the distance.
Until recently, talking about universal access was to speak. The free versions of chatgpt or twins were far from the most advanced, it is true, but it has allowed you to experiment, learn and enjoy a little of their skills. Today it has changed.
The really powerful version is no longer available for everyone. It has been encapsulated in a monthly three -digit subscription that does not even start with “1”. It is the beginning of a new violation: not among those who use it and those who do not use, but among those who can automate activities, think with support, perform complex flows … and who cannot.
What Google or Openai offer is not just a better chatbot. It is an operating system of intellectual work. An assistant who not only responds, but includes the context, recalls, acts, generates and automates.
Tools like the Deep Search (from Openai) OR Project Mariner (from Google) They mark the decisive step towards autonomous agents. They perform homework that once took days of human work. And in many cases they do it even better. With this, productivity is redefined. But also inequality.
The question is not only what this technology can do, but who can have access to it. Because we are not talking …
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