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No, and that is a big problem, search doesn't make money either. People will not actually pay the cost for AI once they have to.
by downrightmike 2y ago
No, and that is a big problem, search doesn't make money either. People will not actually pay the cost for AI once they have to.
- criddell 2y agoThey might pay for it indirectly. For example, Apple just signed a deal with OpenAI and I could imagine a future where users of Apple devices get free access to some AI because Apple and that company made a deal.
- PodgieTar 2y agoWell, maybe, but I think the huge thing missing from this assumption is that Apple are not paying OpenAI anything, and are developing their own in-house and on-device models. And a lot of what those on-model devices can do are what the average person will want. And there's going to take a lot to move people meaningfully away from google.
- freediver 2y ago> No, and that is a big problem, search doesn't make money either. Kahm, Kagi (and Google) would both disagree. You can even pick your favorite business model!