**[Codex Quota Reduction Still Under Investigation, OpenAI Offers All Users a One-Time Reset]** Beating AI Newsflash: OpenAI Codex lead Tibo Sottiaux has once again addressed the controversy surrounding quota reductions. He added that OpenAI has not yet found any anomalies in the overall usage system, but the investigation is still ongoing. The previous statement regarding sub2api was merely an explanation of a specific situation identified by the team and cannot be used to explain why all users are suddenly experiencing faster quota depletion. This is somewhat awkward. A few hours ago, Tibo mentioned that many affected users had converted their subscriptions into APIs via sub2api and then distributed them to multiple people, which triggered the anti-fraud system. Now, he has clarified that the faster quota consumption itself has not yet been fully understood. In other words, the current controversy cannot simply be attributed to reverse proxies or subscription sharing. Meanwhile, Codex's weekly active users have surpassed 20 million this week. To celebrate this milestone, OpenAI will grant all Codex and ChatGPT Work users a one-time "Banked Reset," which can be saved and used at a later time to restore their quota. CNBC previously reported that OpenAI's AI programming and productivity tools have reached 20 million weekly active users. As for whether quotas have been uniformly reduced, OpenAI has yet to provide a definitive answer. However, they have clarified that sub2api is one of the issues identified during their investigation and not the final conclusion regarding this round of quota reductions. [Original Article Link]