AI News: AI Girls Are Fooling Everyone… And Ads Just Hit ChatGPT!

What you're looking at right now is both AI, the guy at the top as well the reactions at the bottom. Most people genuinely do not understand how good AI has already gotten. And I don't mean casual users. I mean people who follow AI, people who see this content every day, they believe that this was real as well. And we can see the comments in this thread as well that prove that. That's the part that should make you pause. The influencer isn't real. The reactions aren't real either. And the AI clip was stitched together with real reaction footage from completely different videos. Real faces, real emotions, but a completely fake situation. So, what you're watching is not just a fake video. It's a constructed reality. And I'll be honest, I got fooled, too. And that's the uncomfortable part. There was no obvious giveaway. There wasn't glitches or no moment where your brain says, "Wait, something is wrong. " It kind of just worked and felt very natural. And once this kind of content starts circulating at scale, fake people, real reactions, believable context, the line between real and synthetic doesn't slowly blur. It kind of disappears. This isn't a future risk. This is something that's happening right now. And most people have no defense against it. And there are people actually monetizing on how scary AI has gotten. So, where you're looking right now is a leaked video from a Chinese lab, I think, or it's somewhere in China where they have all these fake live streams going on, which are also AI generated. So, you can see on the left monitor are usually the prompts or things like that. And people are monetizing by having these 20 different live streams going on with 20 different fake AI identities. And, you know, you can monetize this by appealing to about different niches. So you have people doing food reviews, you have people doing, you know, boating, things like that, fishing. So this is how scary AI has gotten. And then look at this clip over here. What you can see right now is that you can create AI avatars. So you have this guy who is behind the screen and then there's a AI avatar which is of that lady. Now you might be talking to somebody on the internet. You might be, you know, in a video chat or things like that. And you might not actually be talking to the person that you think you're talking to. you could be talking to a girl just to find out that it's actually a guy behind that. So, this is another risk that people should be aware of as AI avatars are about to show up everywhere. Now, this is kind of a borderline good and bad case of using AI avatars, but there are pages on Instagram that are generating about $25,000 to $60,000 a month. And they are AI monk pages and they're kind of printing money by giving out calm Asian wisdom. And you're using AI avatars of monks like this. So you can see in this uh image over here like there's a monk named Yang Mun and this is his account. He's talking about anxiety topics like that. So there are people using this to monetize themselves and people just don't scroll because they're curious. They're also staying because the wisdom actually sounds legit. So people are using this for somewhat good reasons. But however, I would always be wary of what you see online nowadays and make sure that you know it's not AI. Back in August 2025

Open AAI launched Chat GPT Go in India. The idea was simple. Make chat GBT more affordable so more people could use powerful AI in their everyday lives. And that experiment worked. Since then, Go has expanded to 170 additional countries, making it OpenAI's fastest growing subscription plan and one of the most affordable AI subscriptions out there. In the markets where Grow rolled out first, people just didn't sign up, but they were actually using it at a large scale. writing, learning, problem solving, image creation, day-to-day stuff. And that early traction is what pushed OpenAI to take the next step. As of today, Chat GPT go is available globally. Everywhere Chat GPT exists. In the US is priced at $8 per month with localized pricing in other regions. So now, Chat GPT officially has three subscription tiers. You have ChatGpt Go at $8 a month, ChatGpt Plus at $20 a month, and then the highest tier, ChatGpt Pro, at $200 a month. So, let's break down what that actually means. Chat GPT Go is built for people who want more power than the free tier without jumping straight to the plus tier. You get access to GPT 5. 2 instant with around 10 times more messages, uploads, and image generation compared to the free version. You also get a longer memory and context window, which means Chad GBT can remember more about you and keep conversations going without constantly losing track. Think of Go as the daily driver plan. Plus, it's still the step up for deeper work, things like research, long- form writing, editing documents, and data analysis. It includes GPT 5. 2 thinking, and provides you with higher limits across the board, access to tools like codecs, and more flexibility with models and workflows. And then there's pro. Pro is for power users. You get full access to GPT 5. 2 Pro, maximum memory and context, and early access to new features. This is the tier for people pushing AI to its limit. So, zooming out, this move is really about widening the funnel for OpenAI, free users at the bottom, go as an affordable upgrade, plus for serious work, and pro at the very top. And that pricing ladder tells you a lot more about where OpenAI thinks the future of AI usage is heading. That was not the

only update. It's finally happening. In the coming weeks, OpenAI plans to start testing ads inside ChatGpt free and chat GPT Go. They published their ad principles early, which is good for transparency. But let's be clear, these are their stated rules and not guarantees. According to OpenAI, ads won't influence ChatGpt's answers and responses are supposed to stay optimized for usefulness and not advertisers. Ads, they say, will be separate and clearly labeled, not blended into normal replies. And they also claim conversations remain private from advertisers and that user data isn't sold to them. And importantly, ads are only coming to free and go. Plus, pro business and enterprise users stay adree. But here's a reality check. Anytime ads enter a product, incentives change. Even if answers aren't directly influenced, the pressure to optimize engagement and surfaces still exist over time. We've seen this play out before in search, social media, and recommendation systems. So, this move isn't shocking. But the real question isn't whether ads exist. It's whether Open AI can keep

these boundaries intact as the platform grows and monetization pressure increases. That's what actually matters and that's what we will all be watching. Here's another meaningful update from OpenAI. So, Samir, who is actually an engineer at OpenAI who works on personalization and memory, hosted this on X today. So he tweeted that they've been actually improving chat GPT's memory. In practical terms, the way they mentioned it is that ChatGpt is now better at finding and recalling details from your previous conversations. So things like recipes you might have saved, workouts you might have followed, or preferences you might have mentioned in passing. You can now recall this much better in chat GPT. This means you don't have to repeat yourself as often and instead of every chat kind of feeling disconnected, the system can carry forward useful context and give more relevant responses over time. Importantly, this isn't about like chat GPT learning new things on its own. It's about better retrieval of information you've already shared. Think of it as an improved organization and recall rather than deeper intelligence. It's not like ChatG has gotten smarter. it has just gotten better at memorizing and remembering. So this kind of memory is especially useful for people who use chat GPT regularly for recurring tasks like fitness plans, studying, writing or project work. So this might not seem like a flashy update, but it actually helps improve the user experience much more. I know when I use chat GPT sometimes I have to reiterate myself or rebuild that previous context that I might have given chat GPT in a previous chat. But now hopefully this updated memory reduces the amount of times I have to do that and you know makes the whole experience much better. Make sure

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