Is it fair to reduce AI quotas after people have already subscribed?
Is it fair to reduce AI quotas after people have already subscribed?

Is it fair to reduce AI quotas after people have already subscribed?

When I first subscribed to GitHub Copilot Pro, I remember having a much more generous premium model allowance. Today it's 300 premium requests/month, and different models consume different amounts, so the effective usage is even lower.

I understand the economics of AI inference and why providers need to change pricing over time. My question isn't whether AI is expensive to run.

What I'm wondering is: Is it fair to significantly reduce the value of an existing subscription after people have already signed up? It feels like the product I subscribed to has gradually become more restrictive.

Also, what are people doing now? Are you sticking with Copilot, upgrading, switching to Cursor/Claude/ChatGPT, relying more on local models, or just becoming more selective about which models you use?

Curious to hear how others think about this.

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