The American artificial intelligence company OpenAI announced a few days ago that the price of one of its large artificial intelligence models will be reduced by more than 20%, and the output price will drop to $20 per million words. This is the second time in less than a month that OpenAI's models have dropped in price. This isn't the first American artificial intelligence company to cut product prices recently. In the middle of this month, when Google released the new model Gemini 3.7 Flash, it was half the price of the previous model as the initial price. Another artificial intelligence company, Antropic, also announced earlier this month that it would cancel the original price increase plan and set the initial discount price as a permanent implementation price. The US “Forbes” magazine predicted when OpenAI lowered the prices of its low- and mid-range models last month that this move could trigger a “price war to the bottom” for artificial intelligence models.

The American artificial intelligence company OpenAI announced a few days ago that the price of one of its large artificial intelligence models will be reduced by more than 20%, and the output price will drop to $20 per million words. This is the second time in less than a month that OpenAI's models have dropped in price. This isn't the first American artificial intelligence company to cut product prices recently. In the middle of this month, when Google released the new model Gemini 3.7 Flash, it was half the price of the previous model as the initial price. Another artificial intelligence company, Antropic, also announced earlier this month that it would cancel the original price increase plan and set the initial discount price as a permanent implementation price. The US “Forbes” magazine predicted when OpenAI lowered the prices of its low- and mid-range models last month that this move could trigger a “price war to the bottom” for artificial intelligence models.