The plan is rolling out in 35 new countries and territories. It includes access to tools like Gemini 3 Pro and the Nano Banana Pro image model. There’s also 200GB of storage.
It’ll cost $7.99 a month, compared to $19.99 for AI Pro, but new US subscribers can get half off the first 2 months.
That’s a conservative estimate of the scale of Musk’s deepfake machine from The New York Times. The Center for Countering Digital Hate’s figure is worse: 3 million, 23,000 depicting children.
The undressings tailed off once X limited features to paying subscribers on January 8th, though didn’t completely stop.
Matthew McConaughey is trying out an untested legal method to protect himself against unauthorized AI clones: trademarking himself.
The WSJ reports the actor has had eight applications approved by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, including him staring at a camera and saying “Alright, alright, alright.”
