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GPTZero, an app made by Princeton student Edward Tian, has recently gone viral on Twitter for its alleged capability of detecting whether an essay is written by a human or by ChatGPT. OpenAI has just announced its first-ever subscription plan for ChatGPT with ChatGPT Plus. According to OpenAI, those who subscribe to ChatGPT Plus will be able to receive a number of benefits such as: General access to ChatGPT, even during peak times Faster response times Priority access to new features and improvements ChatGPT Plus is priced at USD 20 per month and is only currently available to customers in the United States. ChatGPT is still available with free access to all users with ChatGPT Plus created to help support ChatGPT's free access availability. Microsoft has just revealed its all-new AI-powered Bing search engine and Microsoft Edge browser to allow users to chat as they would with ChatGPT by naturally asking questions and getting answers. The press event comes in recent news with Google as well having introduced their own rival to ChatGPT called "Bard" just yesterday. The new Bing experience is said to feature a "Next-generation OpenAI model" that is said to be more powerful, accurate, and faster than ChatGPT itself and is customized primarily for search. Read more in our articles including "Princeton student develops app that can detect ChatGPT-written text" and "OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Plus for $20 a month".