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I dont see this strategy ending up anywhere good for openAI. They don't have revenue and yet they ll be asked to subsidize the entire internet. They are priming
by seydor 2y ago
I dont see this strategy ending up anywhere good for openAI. They don't have revenue and yet they ll be asked to subsidize the entire internet. They are priming their users to the idea that they won't use advertising, or manipulation. But when they do do that, their subscription model will collapse
- inhumantsar 2y agoseems like a way to slow down competitors more than anything. if they offer generous terms to sources of high quality data, they can anchor pricing out of reach for most others or maybe even snag exclusivity. plus there's a high likelihood they were scraping and cleaning this data anyway. a formal agreement puts that effort on the publisher's side, letting them cut cost, complexity, and the potential for bad data.