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I see a lot of negative comments here but to me, it was obvious this is where OAI should land. They want to be the platform in which you tell what you want, and OAI does it for you. It's gonna connect to your inbox, calendar, payment methods, and you'll just ask it to do something and it will, using those apps. This means OAI won't need ads. Just rev share.
This feels like a fever dream. As a developer everything changes every week. A new model, a new tool, a new sdk, paradigm we have to learn. I'm getting tired of all that shit.
I'd much rather see a thriving ecosystem full of competition and innovation than a more stagnant alternative.
so, best of luck to OAI. we'll see how this plays out
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That figure sounds way too high Edit: yes I understand it is correct, but still it sounds like an insane amount
They're confusing "sales facilitates by the app store" with sales from the app store itself. That 1T figure is real, but it includes things like if you buy a refrigerator using the Amazon iOS app.
It’s remarkable that will inevitably rush to build free apps that only reinforce OpenAI’s moat while cannibilizing their own opportunities.
It’s remarkable that will inevitably rush to build free apps that only reinforce OpenAI’s moat while cannibilizing their own opportunities.
When the iPhone came out, there were like 6 apps, and no app store. In 2024, iOS App Store generated $1.3T in revenue, 85% of which went to developers.
They promised AGI and delivered SDKs. I think I'm gonna skip this one..
Hey don't sell them short, they also delivered a TikTok clone with vertically integrated slop generation. It's the 5D Chess path to AGI, they just need to rot the average human brain until the bar for super-human intelligence is reduced to an attainable level.
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It's true, though. It is now evident why Flash was murdered.
Because it was buggy, known for security holes and the single biggest source of application crashes in all software in the late 90's through early 00's.