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With OpenAI's valuation and current interest rates, I don't really understand why they aren't visibly under pressure to show there's a lot of price tolerance, a
by klingoff 2y ago
With OpenAI's valuation and current interest rates, I don't really understand why they aren't visibly under pressure to show there's a lot of price tolerance, and until they attempt it, no one will see how quickly those model migrations get prioritized and completed.
- ipaddr 2y agoBecause people are already leaving for free options found in search engines on one end and on the other many are moving to other providers who offer multi-models or something different.
- vineyardmike 2y agoI think that they can get away with not exploring pricing as much because they’re trying to drive costs down instead and expand the market first. But I agree I’m surprised that prices aren’t being explored more. Their new mini model is supposedly a lot smaller and cheaper than anything they’ve released before. If it compares to v3 which started this craze, then it’s clearly good enough to capture imagination and drive usage. People have posited that it’s cheap enough for per-click advertising to fund too. OpenAI claims that the lower cost model has doubled demand, which would be a good sign for supply-side growth.