Stanford says OpenAI cut ChatGPT Edu Pro usage 50% mid-contract after $600/person upfront payment
RexDouglass · x · 2026-10-11
Stanford users report OpenAI silently halved ChatGPT Edu Pro usage caps mid-contract with no compensation. Professors, labs and students paid $600 per person upfront for a full year of 20x Codex + Chat access, and are now down to 10x. The post demands a refund or restoration of prior limits and tags Sam Altman directly. The unilateral terms change raises trust concerns for OpenAI's education business.
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