This sort of hand wavy generalizations about such a broad and ill defined market seems very naive/closed minded. If you're quabbling over how much OpenAI charg

This sort of hand wavy generalizations about such a broad and ill defined market seems very naive/closed minded. If you're quabbling over how much OpenAI charges for an API today that barely just launched and from which we have barely scraped the surface for applications... I don't know that seems like a failure to think broadly and assumes the market today is what it will look like in 5yrs. There could be a ton of lucrative businesses which subsidize those operating costs. It doesn't have to be a mega-company like Google that floats it indefinitely off their ad business, or whatever other scheme. We have no idea what the value of those APIs are or if the API is the real business they (and others) are going to be relying on in the long term.