OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year.
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@bitchboss Me neither. No use for it and it is obviously evil. I haven't used any of them. I think most of the AI companies will go bankrupt and then we will be able to buy RAM again.
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@bitchboss Have never used it, so I can't help.
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@bitchboss can't cancel a subscription I was never conned into signing up for in the first place
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@bitchboss Me neither. No use for it and it is obviously evil. I haven't used any of them. I think most of the AI companies will go bankrupt and then we will be able to buy RAM again.
And a murderous second hand NVIDIA graphics controller for a cheap price w/ 64 gigs or so... woot!
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@bitchboss can't cancel a subscription I was never conned into signing up for in the first place
thx for y/ mod, appreciate that. Some peeps have been told is was gold instead of lead.
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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss Can you cite sources for these? I don't doubt it, but sources are always good.
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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss never used it sooooooo
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@bitchboss Can you cite sources for these? I don't doubt it, but sources are always good.
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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
Even if that wasn't all true, using OpenAI products is a bad idea. Altman is of the Gates/Zackerberg school of business. Encourages everyone to use your platform, copy all the ideas that work, sabotaging the originator.
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And a murderous second hand NVIDIA graphics controller for a cheap price w/ 64 gigs or so... woot!
@bitchboss @jredlund if only those worked well for 3D applications
I’m sure a lot of research universities will be happy though -
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss
I mean, I would, but I never had one in the first place -
@bitchboss
I mean, I would, but I never had one in the first place -
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss tried it but not impressed and never paid, datacenter servers will be very cheap to buy really soon
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@bitchboss tried it but not impressed and never paid, datacenter servers will be very cheap to buy really soon
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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss Subscription? Ha!
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@bitchboss Subscription? Ha!
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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is heading for a loss of 14 billion dollars this year. Its market share is plummeting, and CEO Sam Altman recently admitted that they have “screwed up” their product. All it takes now to accelerate that decline is ten seconds of your time:
Cancel your ChatGPT subscription.
@bitchboss If the AI is as good as they want everyone to believe it is, why didn't it lead them out of this mess?
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