Poe AI Chatbot Platform Upgrade: New Features and Enterprise Level Plans


Quora's AI platform Poe has launched a group chat feature that allows up to 200 people to interact with various AI models simultaneously, covering text, image, video, and audio generation. This move coincides with OpenAI's ChatGPT group chat pilot, driving a transformation in AI interaction and enhancing collaboration and communication between users and their friends, family, or colleagues.
Poe launches the API feature, allowing developers to directly call all AI models and robots on the platform through subscriptions, including image and video processing capabilities. The API is compatible with the OpenAI interface, requiring no additional learning costs, and supports diverse needs such as text generation and creative content creation. The subscription model lowers the entry barrier, enabling developers to quickly integrate Poe's technological capabilities and explore the potential of AI applications. This update marks Poe's transformation from a chat platform to a developer tool.
Poe launches a developer API supporting 100+ multimodal AI models, offering subscription plans ($4.99-$249.99/month) and pay-as-you-go credits ($30/1M). Developers can integrate AI into tools, with budget management features coming soon.....
Recently, Meta has been testing a new type of chatbot that will proactively send messages to users, rather than just responding after a user initiates a conversation. Imagine you're chatting with a friend on Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp, and suddenly an AI chatbot named "The Maestro of Movie Magic" sends you a message: "I hope you're having a great day! I'd like to know if you've seen any..."
Recently, Zhu Xiao Hu, the managing partner of Shajiang Venture Capital, revealed his strong interest in DeepSeek during an interview. He stated that if DeepSeek opens up funding opportunities, he would invest. This statement has sparked widespread attention in the industry. In the interview, Zhu further pointed out that a similar open-source ecosystem like Android has already emerged and is developing rapidly. In the face of such a market landscape, it has become very difficult for other competitors to catch up. DeepSeek, as an emerging chatbot technology, has arrived at the right time.