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Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT add new October 2026 features

The author compiled the latest October 2026 updates for Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT, testing free and paid tiers. ChatGPT’s free plan offers unlimited text but limits file uploads, image creation, voice conversations, deep research and memory. Paid plans start at Go 1,400 ¥/month, Plus 3,000 ¥ and Pro 16,800 ¥. Gemini’s free tier routes to a lighter Flash‑Lite model and has no free API tier; paid…

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  • ChatGPT free plan offers unlimited text but limits file uploads, images, voice, deep research and memory.
  • Gemini free tier routes to lighter Flash‑Lite model and has no free API tier.
  • Claude free tier includes Sonnet 5.5, web search, file creation, code execution, and app connections.

The review compares pricing, free‑tier capabilities and new agent‑style features that let users delegate tasks. It highlights how each model’s strengths—ChatGPT’s unlimited text, Gemini’s Google‑service integration and Claude’s long‑task handling—can fit different workflows.

The author recommends trying multiple AIs to see which best suits a user’s needs, noting that free tiers vary widely and that paid plans differ in cost and feature set.

Model pages: GPT-6 Luna → · GPT-6 Astra → · Gemini 4 Argon →

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Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT: What Can They Each Do Now? | I, a Daily AI User, Have Organized the New Features of October 2026 and 'How Far You Can Go for Free'

note.com · 25 October 2026

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