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OpenAI Is A Systemic Risk To The Tech Industry.
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2025
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I guess this is true if we ignore Google which is more than a LLM company since that can pre-install gemini on half of people's devices and everyone interacts with using gsuite.
And have no concept of Claude or any other model
claude has something like 1/30 of chatgpt userbase, it's not relevant and anthropic can't pick up opeai users when (not if) it collapses. also somehow they are even faster at burning their money
all your favourite boutique ocean-boiling nonsense generators combined, compared to openai products, have something like fifth of their userbase on mobile app and something like 2/3 on website. without counting deepseek (data from february - it was very fresh back then), it's closer to eigth on app and third on website
Where can i find said data? I would think it was i secret.
it's not if you pay up https://www.wheresyoured.at/wheres-the-money/
ed paid, and that's what he got. this all comes with caveat that this count doesn't include deepseek chinese customers, but that's barely relevant to sv bubble