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However, critics have raised red flags about these pricing models. For instance, one commenter noted that many PhD students do not earn the $20,000 a month that OpenAI is proposing, suggesting that the pricing does not align with current employment standards.
Furthermore, industry observers like Geli Rose pointed out that competitors like Anthropic are not only advancing in coding capabilities but are also likely to offer their agents at lower prices. This poses a significant concern for OpenAI, as the premium pricing strategy could lead to a loss of market share if other companies can provide comparable services at lower rates.