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Sure it does. Ask any common mortal about AI and they'll mention ChatGPT - not Claude, Gemini or whatever else. They might not even know OpenAI. But they do kno
by martin_drapeau 2y ago
Sure it does. Ask any common mortal about AI and they'll mention ChatGPT - not Claude, Gemini or whatever else. They might not even know OpenAI. But they do know ChatGPT.
Has it become a verb yet? Waiting to peole to replace "I googled how to..." with "I chatgpted how to...".
- vrosas 2y agoI see that a lot already. “I asked ChatGPT for a list of places to visit in Vermont and we planned our road trip around that!”
- TRiG_Ireland 2y agoPeople relying on ChatGPT, or asking it for information, just confuse me.
- MOARDONGZPLZ 2y agoYou’re moving the goalposts a little here. In your other post you implied you were using OpenAI for its technical properties. “But getting better and cheaper and faster over time.” Whether something has more name recognition isn’t completely related here. But if that’s what you really mean, as you state, “any common mortal about AI and they'll mention ChatGPT - not Claude, Gemini or whatever else. They might not even know OpenAI. But they do know ChatGPT,” then I mostly agree, but as an outsider it doesn’t seem like this is a robust reason to build on top of.
- martin_drapeau 2y agoOpenAI's sole focus is serving AI to consumers and businesses. I trust them more to remain backwards compatible over time. Google changed their AI name multiple times. I've built on them before and they end of lifed the product I was using. Zero confidence Gemini will be there tomorrow.