OpenAI responds to a prompt in high-power mode: Codex and ChatGPTWork quotas have been urgently reset

Tibo, a core member of OpenAICodex, issued a document saying that it was too easy for users to enable high-computing power mode before, but failed to fully explain its impact on usage quotas, causing problems in some multi-agent workflows, plug-in functions and other experiences, and even causing some users to mistakenly think that Codex will be eliminated in the future. The first batch of improvement measures have been urgently launched, including adjusting default settings and model selectors to prevent users from misusing high-cost configurations. Codex and ChatGPTWork usage quotas have been urgently reset twice. The next round of updates is expected to be launched next week. Dialogue and project functions will return to the sidebar in a more familiar and customizable form. At the same time, it will also enhance the visibility of high-power mode usage quotas and reset times, and further clarify the respective application scenarios of ChatGPTWork and Codex.