An illustration of friendly robots waiting in line for chat bubbles from a machine, symbolizing the user limits on ChatGPT models.
For users of ChatGPT Plus, Team, or Enterprise plans, understanding the specific message limits for each model is essential for an efficient workflow. This guide provides a straightforward breakdown of the 2025 usage caps, categorized by model type. Within each category, the models are sorted from the most restricted to the least restricted.
The various models in the ChatGPT suite are designed for different types of tasks. Below are their current limits, separated into two functional categories.
Creative Models: For Content Generation
This group includes models primarily used for content creation.
When you reach the message cap for a model, you will be notified and the model will become unavailable for selection until the limit resets.
To see when a limit will reset, hover your mouse over the model’s name in the selection menu.
Weekly limits reset seven days from your first message.
Daily limits reset at 00:00 UTC.
Three-hour limits reset on a rolling basis.
There is currently no interface to view how many messages you have used against your current limit.
Note on the ChatGPT Pro Plan
A higher-tier subscription, the ChatGPT Pro plan, is also available. It offers unlimited access to the o3, o4-mini-high, and o4-mini models, removing their standard daily and weekly caps for users with high-volume requirements.
Me presenting on stage at a Microsoft event with Satya Nadella’s quote, „We empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more,“ displayed in the background.
Today marks a significant milestone in my career – 5 impactful years at Microsoft. Reflecting on this strategic journey, I’m filled with gratitude for the growth opportunities, the relentless pace of innovation, and the truly unique sense of community.
As I look back, several core lessons and experiences stand out:
1. An Empowering Culture as a Foundation for Success
From my very first day at Microsoft, I experienced Microsoft’s remarkably empowering and collaborative culture. Feeling welcomed and valued isn’t just pleasant; it’s fundamental to enabling teams to tackle complex challenges and achieve remarkable things together. The camaraderie here is genuinely special and creates an environment where innovation thrives through mutual respect and shared purpose.
2. AI: The Strategic Engine of Transformation
At Microsoft, AI is far more than a buzzword – it’s the strategic engine driving transformative change at scale. I’ve been deeply involved in witnessing and contributing to how AI fundamentally reshapes industries and empowers new possibilities. The speed and scope of innovation, particularly in AI, remain truly mind-blowing and exhilarating.
3. Responsible AI: Building Trust and Sustainable Impact
Microsoft’s unwavering commitment to Responsible AI is a fundamental pillar I deeply admire. There’s a pervasive dedication to building technology with integrity and humility. This focus on ethical AI development isn’t an afterthought; it’s integral to every stage, ensuring we build lasting trust and strive for technology that serves humanity through sustainable and equitable outcomes.
4. Aligning Technology with Purpose: Lessons from TSI
My work, particularly within Tech for Social Impact (TSI), powerfully illustrates the principle of aligning technology with purpose. It’s been incredibly rewarding to contribute to shaping a better future by empowering diverse organizations. Seeing ambitious tools like Copilot enable significant positive change reinforces the drive to leverage technology for meaningful impact across all sectors.
5. Continuous Learning as a Catalyst for Innovation
A culture of continuous learning and innovation is absolutely core to Microsoft’s dynamism. Opportunities abound, manifest in initiatives like the Microsoft Garage and countless volunteer projects that encourage pushing boundaries. This ingrained emphasis on staying curious and embracing growth is crucial for staying ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape and driving future innovation.
Looking Ahead
A heartfelt thank you goes out to the many mentors, managers, and colleagues whose support and collaboration have been instrumental on this journey. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve collectively achieved and genuinely excited to contribute to future innovations and impact. Here’s to continued growth, collaboration, and executing on a shared vision of creating technology that empowers everyone.
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Digitalisierung in Singapur: Laborfleisch, Servierroboter und Smart City Infrastruktur – Ein Podcast-Reisebericht aus Singapur
In der neuesten Folge von Die Digitalisierung und Wir haben wir uns ein ganz besonderes Thema vorgenommen: Singapur! Florian war vor Kurzem in der Stadt, die als eines der globalen Zentren für Technologie und Innovation gilt, und teilt seine Eindrücke und Erfahrungen mit uns. In diesem Beitrag erfahrt ihr, wie sich die Digitalisierung in Singapur auf verschiedene Lebensbereiche auswirkt und was wir davon lernen können.
Servierroboter und Laborfleisch: Die Zukunft der Gastronomie?
In Singapur sind technologische Innovationen nicht nur in den Büros und Laboren zu finden, sondern auch in den Restaurants. Florian berichtet von seinen Erfahrungen mit Servierrobotern, die in einigen Restaurants das Essen an die Tische bringen. Doch nicht nur der Service, auch die Speisen selbst sind futuristisch: Fleisch aus dem Labor ist hier keine Seltenheit und könnte eine Antwort auf die wachsende Nachfrage nach nachhaltigen Lebensmitteln sein.
Smart City: Vom Verkehr bis zur Architektur
Die U-Bahnen in Singapur sind ein Paradebeispiel für benutzerfreundlichen und effizienten öffentlichen Nahverkehr. Aber auch auf der Straße zeigt sich die Digitalisierung in Singapur: Der Taxidienst Grab hat das Fortbewegen in der Stadt revolutioniert. Und wer durch Singapur geht, dem fallen sofort die futuristischen Gebäude und die metamoderne Architektur auf.
Digitale Kommunikation und Innovation
WhatsApp ist in Singapur allgegenwärtig und wird sogar im öffentlichen Raum eingesetzt. Die Stadt ist zudem Heimat für das japanische VC-Unternehmen Softbank, das weltweit in Technologie und Innovation investiert. Und es gibt Spekulationen, dass Jony Ive zusammen mit OpenAI an einem neuen KI-Gerät arbeitet.
Zum Abschluss möchten wir noch einen Blick über den Tellerrand hinaus werfen: Künstliche Intelligenz ist nicht nur in den Straßen Singapurs präsent, sondern auch in den Büros moderner Unternehmen unverzichtbar geworden. Im Blogpost Künstliche Intelligenz im Controlling: Ein unverzichtbares Werkzeug für moderne Unternehmen gehe ich auf die vielfältigen Einsatzmöglichkeiten von KI-Technologien wie GPT-4 und DALL-E 3 ein und illustriere anhand zahlreicher Praxisbeispiele, wie sie Controlling-Prozesse durch KI weiterentwickelt werden.
Verpassen Sie nicht unsere weiteren spannenden Diskussionen über die Schnittstellen von Technologie und Wirtschaft – abonnieren Sie den Podcast Die Digitalisierung und Wir und bleiben Sie stets informiert über die neuesten Trends und Entwicklungen.
Welcome to another edition of the Data & AI Digest! We’re excited to bring you a curated selection of the week’s most compelling stories in the realm of data science, artificial intelligence, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned expert or a curious beginner, there’s something here for everyone.
[AI] Understanding AI Performance: Discover how modern AI models often match or exceed human capabilities in tests, yet struggle in real-world applications. Read more
[AI] Generative AI Strategy for Tech Leaders: CIOs and CTOs need to integrate generative AI into their tech architecture effectively. Explore 5 key elements for successful implementation. Read more
[Statistics] Mastering the Central Limit Theorem in R: Understand the Central Limit Theorem, a cornerstone in statistics, and learn how to simulate it using R in this step-by-step tutorial. Read more
[Graph Theory] Comprehensive Introduction to Graph Theory: This quarter-long course covers everything from simple graphs to Eulerian circuits and spanning trees. Read more
[SQL] SQL Konferenz Highlights on Microsoft Fabric: Get an in-depth look at Microsoft Fabric and its role as a Data Platform for the Era of AI. Read more
[Microsoft] Forbes Insights on Microsoft’s Copilots: Learn six critical things every business owner should know about Microsoft Copilot. Read more
[GitHub] How GitHub’s Copilot is Being Used: GitHub’s Copilot remains the most popular AI-based code completion service. Find out the latest usage trends. Read more
[Apple] iPhone 15 Pro’s Spatial Videos: Teased at Apple’s latest keynote, learn about the new spatial video capabilities of the iPhone 15 Pro. Read more
[Geopolitics] China’s AI Influence Campaign: Researchers from Microsoft and other organizations discuss Beijing’s rapid change in disinformation tactics through AI. Read more
That’s a wrap for this week’s Data & AI Digest! We hope you found these articles insightful and thought-provoking. If you enjoyed this issue, help us make it bigger and better by sharing it with colleagues and friends. 🚀
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What is Microsoft Fabric: The Data Platform for the Era of AI
In the complex world of data analytics, a data lake serves as a centralized repository where you can store all your structured and unstructured data at any scale. It offers immense flexibility, allowing you to run big data analytics and adapt to the needs of various types of applications. But imagine having more than just a data lake. Imagine having an entire suite of data management and analytics services that work seamlessly together. That’s where Microsoft Fabric comes in.
Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics solution designed for enterprises. It spans everything from data movement and data science to Real-Time Analytics and business intelligence. It offers a comprehensive suite of services, including a data lake, data engineering, and data integration, all conveniently located in one platform.
Use Cases of Microsoft Fabric in Data-Driven Companies
Microsoft Fabric covers all analytics requirements relevant to a Data-Driven Company. Every user group, from Data Engineers to Data Analysts to Data Scientists, can work with the data in a unified way and easily share the results with others. The areas of application at a glance:
Data Engineering: Data injected with the Data Factory can be transformed with high performance on a Spark platform and democratized via the Lakehouse. Models and key figures are created directly in Fabric.
Self-Service Analytics: Following the data mesh paradigm, a single data team can be provided with a decentralized self-service platform for building and distributing their own data products.
Data Science: Azure Machine Learning functionalities are available by default. Machine learning models for applied AI can be trained, deployed, and operationalized in the Fabric environment.
Real-Time Analytics: With Real-Time Analytics, Fabric includes an engine optimized for analyzing streaming data from a wide variety of sources – such as apps, IoT devices, or human interaction.
Data Governance: The OneLake as a unified repository enables IT teams to centrally manage and monitor governance and security standards for all components of the solution.
Users can also be supported at all levels by AI technologies. With Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Fabric offers an intelligent chatbot that translates voice instructions into concrete actions. Developers have the opportunity, for example, to create their program codes, set up data pipelines, or build models for machine learning in this way. In the same way, business users can use the copilot to generate their reports and visualizations for data analysis using voice input alone.
Simplifying Data Analytics: How Microsoft Fabric Offers a Unified, End-to-End Solution
With Fabric, you don’t need to piece together different services from multiple vendors. Instead, you can enjoy a highly integrated, end-to-end, and easy-to-use product that is designed to simplify your analytics needs. One conceivable deployment scenario for the future is data mesh domains with Microsoft Fabric that are connected to an existing lakehouse based on Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 and Databricks or Synapse. In this setup, the lakehouse continues to handle the core data preparation tasks.
Meanwhile, the decentralized domain teams can use the quality-assured Lakehouse data via Microsoft Fabric using shortcuts to create and deploy their own use cases and data products. Such an approach could prove to be an ideal option, as it optimally complements the advantages of both approaches. The platform is built on a foundation of Software as a Service (SaaS), which takes simplicity and integration to a whole new level.
Microsoft Fabric is not just another addition to the crowded data analytics landscape. Centered around Microsoft’s OneLake data lake, it boasts integrations with Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Platform. The platform consolidates data integration tools, a Spark-based data engineering platform, real-time analytics, and, thanks to upgrades in Power BI, visualization, and AI-based analytics into a single, unified experience.
Microsoft Fabric Pricing Streamlines Your Data Stack for Optimal Cost Efficiency
The rapid innovation in data analytics technologies is a double-edged sword. On one hand, businesses have a plethora of tools at their disposal. On the other, the modern data stack has become increasingly fragmented, making it a daunting task to integrate various products and technologies. Microsoft Fabric aims to eliminate this „integration tax“ that companies have grown tired of paying.
Microsoft Fabric is built around a unified compute infrastructure and a single data lake. This uniformity extends to product experience, governance, and even the business model. The platform brings together all data analytics workloads—data integration, engineering, warehousing, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence—under one roof.
Microsoft Fabric introduces a simplified pricing model focused on a common Fabric compute unit. This virtualized, serverless computing allows businesses to optimize costs by reusing the capacity they purchase. The multi-cloud approach, with built-in support for Amazon S3 and upcoming support for Google Storage, ensures that businesses are not locked into a single cloud vendor.
Enhanced Data Governance with Microsoft Purview
Data governance is another area where Microsoft Fabric excels. Using Microsoft Purview, allows businesses to manage data access meticulously. For instance, confidential data exported to Power BI or Excel will automatically inherit the same confidentiality labels and encryption rules, ensuring security.
Microsoft Fabric also offers a no-code developer experience, enabling real-time data monitoring and action triggering. The platform will soon incorporate AI Copilot, designed to assist users in building data pipelines, generating code, and constructing machine learning models.
My Personal Experience so far
Having personally demoed Fabric to over 20 enterprises, the excitement is palpable. The platform simplifies data infrastructure while offering the flexibility of a multi-cloud approach. Most notably, it’s built around the open-source Apache Parquet format, allowing for easier data storage and retrieval.
Microsoft Fabric is currently in public preview and will be enabled for all Power BI tenants starting July 1. The platform promises to be more than just a tool; it aims to be a community where data professionals can collaborate, share knowledge, and grow. So, when someone asks you, „What is Microsoft Fabric?“ you’ll know it’s not just a product; it’s a revolution in data analytics.
Join our Microsoft Fabric & Power Platform LinkedIn Group!
Our LinkedIn group has changed its name to Microsoft Fabric & Power Platform to reflect the evolving ecosystem and the seamless integration between Power Platform technologies like Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate with Microsoft Fabric tools like OneLake and Synapse.
If you’re as excited as I am about the future of data analytics and business intelligence, then I’ll invite you to join our LinkedIn group, Microsoft Fabric & Power Platform, a community dedicated to professionals who are eager to stay ahead of industry trends.
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