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A BRAINY AI helper built by the creators of ChatGPT could cost $20,000 a month to use – equivalent to £15,000 in Britain.
The secret “AI agent” is said to be in development at OpenAI HQ.
And it’s expected to be the most expensive of a selection of AI helpers currently being developed.
Each of the virtual bots will be built to do different kinds of jobs, according a report by The Information.
And the $20,000-a-month version is said to be capable of doing PhD-level work to help top scientists.
An AI agent is a step above a regular chatbot.
With a chatbot, you’ll ask questions and get answers – like having a conversation with a very smart person.
But chatbots can’t do much on their own. They need your guidance along the way.
An AI agent is designed to make decisions and take actions on its own. So it can get on with work even when you’re not there – just like a human.
And if something about how they’re working needs to change, they can tweak their own behaviour.
They’re also meant to learn and improve over time as they get more experience.
OpenAI is reportedly building several AI agents that can do different types of jobs.
One of the agents listed in the report is a “high-income knowledge worker” that will cost $2,000 a month.
There’s also a software developer agent designed for programming that is said to have a $10,000 monthly price tag.
And the costliest of the lot is an agent that can help with “PhD-level research”, coming in at a whopping $20,000 a month.
That would be by far the most expensive product that OpenAI has ever put out.
Regular ChatGPT is free, letting normal people use it for everyday tasks.
And then there’s a ChatGPT Plus tier that costs $20 a month, giving you some perks – including more powerful chatbot versions, some video generation, and extended limits.
Then the top tier (at least currently) is ChatGPT Pro, which costs $200 a month.
That includes unlimited access to advanced voice chatting, a pro mode for answering “the hardest questions”, and research previews.
Here's how the tiers, perks, and pricing breaks down for ChatGPT...
ChatGPT – Free
ChatGPT Plus – $20 a month
ChatGPT Pro – $200 a month
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But OpenAI’s new roster of agents would go even further – if they do launch.
However, they’re clearly not aimed at the general public, and would instead by built for people doing very professional work.
Sadly OpenAI hasn’t yet confirmed plans to release these new pricing tiers.
The Sun has asked OpenAI for comment and will update this story with any response.
DAVID Hasselhoff’s ex-wife, Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, has died at 62.
The Baywatch actress was found dead in her home in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Bach-Hasselhoff’s family reportedly went to check on her after they hadn’t heard from her, according to TMZ.
They then called cops to the scene at around 10 pm on Wednesday.
She reportedly died by suicide and didn’t leave a note.
Hasselhoff and Bach-Hasselhoff were married for 17 years from 1989 to 2006.
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AN ICONIC car brand reportedly on the brink of collapse is set to make major changes and slash spending – as pressure mounts on the boss to quit.
Japanese car giant Nissan is understood to be undertaking a wide-ranging review of its dealer and customer programs amid ongoing financial struggles.
Bosses hope the move will cut costs, after they were advised the company had 12 to 14 months to survive.
However, concerned directors at the company are on the lookout for someone to replace current CEO Makota Uchida, Bloomberg has reported.
Makota, who has run Nissan since 2019, has previously said he would step down if asked, despite his contract not running out until 2026.
The potential shakeup comes after a failed merger with Honda – a last-ditch attempt by the company to fix its financial woes.
Things took a turn for the worse last year, when dealers were asked to start selling cars at a loss – leading to a sharp decline in profits.
Bosses decided to expand a pre-existing partnership with Honda – with ex- CEO Carlos Ghosn criticising the move as a “disguised takeover”.
In November, the company made the bombshell announcement that it would be sacking 9,000 employees and selling a stake to Mitsubishi.
It also said it was slimming down its global production capacity – which had already been cut a few months previously.
At the end of December, bosses decided to officially merge with Honda.
But the deal disintegrated after Honda demanded the majority stake in the partnership – although Honda says it is still open to negotiations.
Since then, Nissan has faced another onslaught of blows – with its shares plummeting by 10 per cent last month.
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A few days later, it was reported that the desperate company had cancelled a production shift at its Sunderland factory to improve efficiency and try to recover from its slump.
And, this month, the carmaker confirmed the death of its iconic GT-R R35, affectionately known as Godzilla.
A statement on the carmakers website said: “We have received many orders for the Nissan GT-R and have now finished accepting orders for the planned production quantity.
“We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our customers for their support since its release in 2007.”
Legendary carmaker Nissan is “on the brink of collapse”, following a decline in sales in recent years which was brought about by poor management decisions and a failure to adapt to the growing electric vehicle market.
Nissan’s worries have been further exacerbated by the Zero-Emission Vehicle, or ZEV, mandate, requiring 28 per cent of car sales to be electric in 2025 — or face fines of £15,000 for every car they fall short on.
The iconic brand tried to merge with rival Honda but talks sensationally broke-down last month.
One Nissan senior official said they strongly objected to the “rude things” his company had been told.
A merger with Honda could cut costs for both companies, but there were two key reasons behind the collapse in talks.
Firstly, discomfort came from Honda’s demand that Nissan would become its subsidiary, something the latter felt went against previous agreements, reports The Japan News.
Secondly, Honda also told Nissan to restructure its business and abandon its original hybrid vehicle (HV) system, e-Power, in order to adopt Honda’s HV system.
The Japanese car maker has warned it is “on the brink of collapse” and that it could go under without much-needed support.
A Nissan official said the firm has “12 or 14 months to survive” and was likely to endure “tough” months ahead.
The firm has already cut 9,000 jobs across its global operation, while its CEO Makoto Uchida took a 50 per cent pay cut in an economy drive.
Currently, Nissan’s sales of electric cars, such as the Leaf, are lagging behind their rivals, putting them at risk of significant penalties.
A POPULAR comedy panel show has been axed after just four series, despite its fan-favourite host and guests.
The show, which features comedians and celebrities competing to be judged the most sinful, unforgivable person in the room, starsMel Giedroyc as the host and Lou Sanders as her assistant.
Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable ran for four series on the Dave channel between 2021 and 2024.
The final series tweaked the format slightly, with Lou going out of the studio to search for confessions from across the UK.
Previous highlights on the show include Jo Brand revealing how she beat a drink-driving charge, Sara Pascoe on how she lied about having cancer to get out of work and Jimmy Carr admitting to burning the shape of a giant penis into his school playing field.
Other guests that have appeared on the show include Sarah Millican, Graham Norton, Jennifer Saunders, Johnny Vegas, Daisy May Cooper, Jack Dee, Richard Ayoade, Tom Allen, Alan Davies, David Baddiel, and Nish Kumar.
In addition, Ardal O’Hanlon, Joel Dommett, Rosie Jones, Jason Manford, Sally Phillips, Josh Widdicombe, Desiree Burch, Lucy Beaumont, Omid Djalili, Jamali Maddix, Fern Brady, Sophie Duker, Ria Lina, Ed Gamble and Katherine Ryan with her baby son Fred, have also appeared on the show.
Made by Expectation Entertainment, the show attracted mixed reviews.
But it was largely praised for being “the best way to make funny people be funny on TV is, simply, by letting them.”
Comedian Mel Giedroyc initially started out as one half of Mel and Sue, but then branched out on her own, becoming one of the hosts of Children In Need.
She also appeared in a number of TV shows including French and Saunders, The Vicar of Dibley, Miranda, and Taskmaster, as well as participating in the 2021 Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special with Neil Jones.
Meanwhile, Lou is a stand-up comedian, writer and actress, who has appeared on many beloved programmes, including Mock The Week and 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown.
In 2019 she was crowned the winner of Taskmaster and then returned to the show in 2022 to compete in Champion of Champions II and finished in joint third.
In 2024, she appeared on Dancing On Ice and is currently touring her stand-up show No Kissing In The Bingo Hall.
Lou described Unforgivable as “very therapeutic – it’s cathartic. We’re offering a service there!”
UKTV said: “We loved working with Mel, Lou, and everyone at Expectation on four series of Unforgivable and while we have no current plans for another series, we remain open to future collaborations.”
Repeats continue to be shown on the rebranded U&Dave.
Back in 2022, Lou told Portsmouth News that the guests are “lucky to have us” but “we’re all just human, it’s nice to celebrate that. We’ve all made mistakes, and we’re all trying our best.”
And she said that not much was edited out of the show at the guests’ requests, only “some tiny, little things. Some people are more precious than others, or worried about being cancelled and stuff.
“But I think it’s very human to share your foibles and the terrible things we’ve done. It’s not like someone did a racist attack – that would be truly awful.
“It’s more like pooping, dating, stealing things – we’ve all got a past, and the sooner we realise that the better.”
FANS of Stacey Solomon have been rushing to Asda ever since she launched her own homeware range with the retail giant in 2023.
Her popular homeware collection has been praised by fans for its incredible quality as well as being affordable.
And her new spring/summer 2025 line is no different.
The TV personality, 35, launched the new range – inspired by her famous Pickle Cottage – last month.
Daisies and on-trend gingham patterns take centre stage in her new items – and shoppers can grab everything they need for their bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and dining rooms.
Bosses at Asda have described it as a hotbed of neutrals, florals and “cottagecore”, with prices starting from just £1.
And Stacey has recently popped into one of Asda’s stores to take a look at her new range.
In a video shared on social media, the mum-of-five walks followers through her new collection and revealed which item she is most proud of.
I’m really excited. I feel like this spring we took it to a whole other level
Stacey Solomon
Speaking in an Instagram clip, the beaming TV star said: “Hiya! I am in store in Asda to launch spring!
“As you can tell, I’m really excited. I feel like this spring we took it to a whole other level.”
Picking up a £3.50 daisy mug, she added: “Really lovely pastel pinks, greens and introduced the daisy.
“The daisy actually has taken over my life – done daisy mugs, the dinewear which is one of my favourite things.”
But she said it’s the grey decorative artichoke bowl, which costs £14, that keeps selling out.
Stacey carried on: “This is legendary. There’s only one left in this store – we tried to find more but they’ve all gone already.
“The artichoke bowl. Things that sort of transform your space without it being in the throw or the pillow… we wanted to create something a little bit different”.
But she said it was actually the huge £28 natural decorative bowl that is her favourite item – and it’s a dupe of other versions that cost £300.
Stacey said: “I had to really spend a lot of time and energy convincing the girls at George Home to make a giant bowl.
“It’s the best quality – whenever I’m looking for these online they’re like £300 I’m not even joking.
“And we made ours and it’s actually affordable, it’s really good quality and I’m so, so proud of that.
“It may just look like a bowl to some, but to me this is a legendary piece of homeware and I’m very proud of it.”
Next, she shows off her spring bedroom range which includes the daisy ruffle trip divet set for £16.
Stacey gushed: “Bedding, which is one of my favourite things to create. When you put fresh sheets on, it feels like you have a whole new bedroom.
“The daisy has come to bedding – how could I leave it behind in kitchenwear? I had to bring it in to bedding.
“You can still be natural with a hint of spring and it’s matched with the boucle daisy cushion – I mean, who doesn’t need one of these in their life?”
Moving into the dining room, Stacey picks up her pink hammered wine glasses which cost just £10 for a set of two.
She said: “Our beautiful glassware that we started from the very beginning, that we’ve also taken into winter with the gold hues, we’ve not taken it into spring with the pink”.
Stacey also showed off her green gingham cotton towel range, which starts at £5, adding: “I just love a soft checkered towel, so I really wanted to bring the greens through in the bathroom.
“I feel like it feels fresh and clean and that’s how I want my bathroom to feel”.
By Fabulous’ Fashion Director Tracey Lea Sayer
Take a whizz round the aisles in Asda it is hard not to notice how good the George at Asda clothing range is at the minute.
Add into the mix their recent collaboration with fashion designer Roksanda, celebrating 40 years of London Fashion Week, which is full of the designer’s signature colour blocking dresses, oversized Borg fleeces and bold stripe co-ords, it is easy to see why the brand is on fire!
All proceeds from the range go to The British Fashion Council to help promote young designers, so a win win!
There also seems to be a return to quality in the clothing range.
‘Style Stories’ with fashion influencer Erica Davies is a capsule collection of Autumn must-haves which delivered not only on style, but on great pocket friendly prices starting from £7.
Gorgeous quilted jackets, slogan sweats and a chocolate faux sheepskin flying jacket are among my faves.
Plus, George at Asda has just been crowned with the Best Kidswear in our Fabulous Fashion awards voted for by the Fabulous readers.
Click to buy enables you to shop the whole range online or you can just have a browse while you do the weekly shop.
You are welcome!
The post on Instagram was captioned: “Spring is in the air. Stacey Solomon walks us through her collection – and trust us, you won’t want to miss this!
“Shop At Home with Stacey Solomon online and in store now, with prices from just £1“.
Followers have flocked to the comments as they praised the new spring range and shared some of their favourite items.
One person said: “I can vouch for the towels, I’ve had mine a year and they still look and feel brand new”.
Another added: “Those giant bowls are beautiful”.
Someone else wrote: “Love these collections”.
While a fourth posted: “Absolutely love this spring range”.
And a fifth chimed in: “I have the daisy bedding and the cushion love it!”
INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day on March 8 is dedicated to raising awareness of women’s contributions across the globe.
We love to see female-owned brands stand tall, and with this year’s “Accelerate Action” theme, there’s no better way to get involved than to give a shoutout to those passionate and thriving female leaders.
We’ve pulled together a selection of our favourite female-led brands that are at the top of their the game right now – from jewellery to lingerie, there’s a wide selection of reasonably priced brands out there that you should get to know.
From Covid-19 start-ups that have grown to be “it-girl” sensations, to those who started their business ventures from a London market and have grown to having global store-fronts, female-boss movements are being made big-time in the fashion industry.
Whether you want to spruce up your workwear wardrobe or get your hands on some unique jewellery for your upcoming holiday, we’ve picked out our favourite products from each brand for you to shop.
If you’re on the market for some fun, colourful jewellery, then you need to check out Bijoux De Mimi.
Founder Amelia Hitchcock-Merritt is a force to be reckoned with, launching the brand from her bedroom during the pandemic with just £400, she has used the powers of TikTok to build a cult Gen Z following.
With over 100 million views across the brand’s social media platforms and more than100,000 pieces of jewellery sold in the last three years, the it-girl brand has quickly earned the approval of several A-listers, too, including the likes of Chicken Shop Date‘s Amelia Dimoldenberg.
In 2022, Amelia also created a collection of hearing-aid jewellery in collaboration with Deafmetal, which was supported by Love Island’s Tasha Ghouri.
We attended the launch of the brand’s second eight-day pop-up shop (in which she welcomed 4,000+ customers) on famous shopping high street, the King’s Road, London.
As Bijoux grows, I hope both its jewellery and story continue to inspire everyone who joins us, reinforcing that anything is possible when you put your mind to it.”
Amelia Hitchcock-Merritt
The brand now dominates the Gen Z jewellery market and has grown to be a seven-figure company – pretty impressive for a lockdown start-up!
From stackable huggie earrings to gorgeous necklace charms, here are the pieces that are at the top of our wish list.
Founded by Lemon Fuller in 2019, Lemonade Dolls is the fastest growing lingerie brand in the UK.
The brand is most well-known for its inclusive sizing, offering wireless and innovative lingerie designs with an extensive size range from a 28-44 band size and cup sizes from A-H – we love an inclusive queen!
Lemon describes the brand as proud disruptors of the lingerie industry, and through the powers of social media and inclusive sizing, the determination and underlying message of empowerment and inclusivity really shines through.
And when asked her proudest moment to date, she says:
It’s the daily messages from our community – women telling us how our undies made them feel sexy for the first time in years or how they’ve helped them reconnect with their body after having a baby or going through illness. Those messages are the real wins and what I am most proud of.”
Lemon Fuller
As a “fuller-bust” consumer myself, the brand is a go-to. And it seems plenty of other women feel the same, with one product ordered every minute and turning over half a million pounds every month.
Fuller-bust lingerie no longer has to be ugly and bland, and Lemonade Dolls has a range of sexy, colourful designs at an affordable price, without compromising on style.
Here are some of our top buys…
Never Fully Dressed was founded by Lucy Aylen in 2009, starting out as a humble market stall.
My grandad gifted me a sewing machine, and I began making pieces to sell at Portobello Road and Spitalfields markets. From there, word-of-mouth helped us grow.”
Lucy Aylen
The brand’s motto: Feel Good Dressing, reflects its identity as more than just a fashion label – it’s a female-founded community that empowers and celebrates everyone.
This ethos shines through in the designs, which are bursting with vibrant colours, bold patterns, playful prints, and rich textures.
Feel-good is the perfect way to describe the brand’s style – think sequins, stunning rainbow hues, and an explosion of colour.
Best of all, NFD is super-passionate about sustainability – its pieces are made from recycled polyester and eco fibres.
The brand designs its stock in the UK and has a factory based in the UK making the pieces.
As stock is ordered in limited qualities, the brand also has a pre-loved section on its website, and runs true to its roots by selling secondhand items on a market stall on Portobello Road, too.
And it has scaled to global success in its 16-year growth, with a resident store in New York, and recently won Womenswear Brand Of The Year at the Drapers Independent Awards.
These are the pieces at the top of our spring/summer wish lists…
Launched by Aimee Smale who based the whole brand concept on her final major university project, Odd Muse is yet another start-up that has reaped the benefits of social media marketing.
Aimee, once a buying assistant at ASOS, decided to quit her nine-to-five job and build her own brand that would change the narrative for young women’s fashion consumption.
Known for its high-quality, timeless dresses and occasionwear, Odd Muse has gained global recognition.
With a dedicated team working behind the scenes, the brand has leveraged social media to connect with younger consumers, boasting 506,000 TikTok followers.
Aimee’s behind-the-scenes content on her personal channels fosters an engaged community, leading to frequent sell-out collections.
We have built such an amazing community of women worldwide that are obsessed with this brand.”
Aimee Smale
Odd Muse champions slow fashion and has achieved major milestones, including securing spots in Harvey Nichols and Flannels, making a London Fashion Week debut, and opening a flagship store in Covent Garden, along with a pop-up in NYC.
Here’s an edit of our favourite pieces – but be quick as stock sells out fast!
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