I assumed that this was just a clickbait headline and that "a dip in ChatGPT usage" must have a huge cofounder effect with "a dip in general Internet use". But

I assumed that this was just a clickbait headline and that "a dip in ChatGPT usage" must have a huge cofounder effect with "a dip in general Internet use". But I couldn't find any "monthly internet traffic patterns" source. So I asked ChatGPT for pointers/sources, of course. And it seems indeed that there is a notable Internet traffic dip in June and July [0] and increased Internet usage during the Northern winter (when ChatGPT was initially launched and grew exponentially), so... I think the premise of this article is extremely flawed. [0] https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/summer_slump_website_traffic_april_to_july_20192021_comparison.jpg https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/summer_slump_website_traffic_a...