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OpenAI appears to have quietly adjusted ChatGPT Pro pricing in Malaysia, bringing the top consumer-tier subscription down by a very noticeable margin. For local users who previously looked at Pro and immediately closed the tab, this change makes the plan feel less like an extreme luxury add-on and more like something serious power users might actually consider. OpenAI's official pricing pages continue to show ChatGPT split across Free, Go, Plus, and Pro tiers, with Pro positioned as the highest-end individual plan.

OpenAI has quietly adjusted its ChatGPT Go subscription pricing in Malaysia, and surprisingly, it went down instead of up. The Go plan now costs RM24 per month, compared to its previous RM38.99 monthly fee. That's roughly a RM15 drop, which is a pretty noticeable cut for a subscription tier that's meant to be the "entry-level paid" option.

For a long time, ChatGPT has been one of the rare mainstream "big" apps that didn't interrupt you with advertising. That's about to change. OpenAI says it will begin testing ads in ChatGPT "in the coming weeks," starting in the United States, and the test will apply to the Free tier and the lower-priced ChatGPT Go plan.

Disney is taking a significant step into the generative AI space, and it's doing so in partnership with OpenAI. In a newly announced licensing agreement, Disney will allow its iconic characters to appear in AI-generated content created through Sora and ChatGPT. For fans, this means familiar faces from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars could soon show up in short AI-generated videos and images, officially and with Disney's approval.

The world of messaging and AI is about to collide in a big way—just not in the way many users hoped. WhatsApp has officially announced that from 15 January 2026, the app will no longer allow any third-party AI chatbot to operate within its platform. If you're using ChatGPT, Copilot or any AI assistant that connects to WhatsApp through unofficial methods, the countdown has started.