Do you think there is no inference we can draw from ChatGPT being faster to X million users than, e.g., Facebook, Uber, YouTube, whatever? I don't think populat

Do you think there is no inference we can draw from ChatGPT being faster to X million users than, e.g., Facebook, Uber, YouTube, whatever? I don't think population exploding is true, and certainly not true enough over 20 years to make a difference. (If anything, better criticisms are that the amount of people with access to the internet has grown a lot, which is far more true. Or that what counts as a user can be very different for different services. I still think it's a good-enough metric to be able to say that ChatGPT has achieved some pretty serious level of success and adoption, enough to put ideas that AI is just a lot of hot air to rest.)