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Starting February 13, basic access to Twitter’s API and Ads API will cost developers $100/month. Twitter this morning announced a small concession, namely a new form of limited free access. How exactly this will affect makers using the platform’s API remains unclear. Let us know how you’re impacted here.

"I want people to know that we made them dance," said iconic Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in an interview yesterday, when asked about competing with Google.

Also in today’s newsletter: The launch of Product Hunt’s new Marketplace! 🛍️ Start shopping for free and discounted deals on your favorite products today.

In today’s newsletter: Google’s Bard, Altman’s suggestive selfie, the VC race to resource potential OpenAI competitors, 40 AI tools for makers, and more.

In today’s newsletter: Quora coming in hot with a chatGPT competitor that wants to be the “bot of all bots.” 

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OpenAI President and Co-Founder Greg Brockman says they’re now piloting ChatGPT Plus: “a $20/mo subscription for faster response times and reliability during peak hours.” Will you pay for ChatGPT?

What about Twitter? From February 9, Twitter will no longer support free access to the Twitter API — a major let down for the makers who build your favorite Twitter tools.

In a word, Stripe.

We’ve been discussing which companies might still IPO this year despite the economic climate, and last week we found out that for Stripe *it might really happen.* The company has set a 12-month deadline to go public through a direct listing, or it will allow employees to sell shares in private-market transactions.

And just like that, January’s (almost) over. How are you tracking against the goals you set a month ago? If you could use a little booster shot, we’ve rounded up the top 10 productivity tools you should know about in 2023.