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Hah, OpenAI is becoming an ads business too. So much for something new, same old funding model for every centralized platform on the web.
If they are making billions from subscriptions, why on earth would they want to switch to an ads business?
Hah, OpenAI is becoming an ads business too. So much for something new, same old funding model for every centralized platform on the web.
If they are making billions from subscriptions, why on earth would they want to switch to an ads business?
They really had the potential to do something interesting, but were just focused on their ad metrics with the "good enough" search box. What have they been doing all the time?
How long until advertisements are subtly introduced? I didn’t notice any specific brand of limoncello recommended in their demo.
Does not support search for anyone wondering.
Hah, OpenAI is becoming an ads business too. So much for something new, same old funding model for every centralized platform on the web.
If they are making billions from subscriptions, why on earth would they want to switch to an ads business?
AKA Bing Search in ChatGPT. So it is not it's own search engine and is still using Bing for its results just like the rest of them.
Many search engines use the Bing index but return different results
How long until advertisements are subtly introduced? I didn’t notice any specific brand of limoncello recommended in their demo.
LLMs have the chance to cannibalize the web and become the primary interface for knowledge. But if websites remain the final destination, it’s good for content creators. The only other way to kill the web without killing LLMs in the process would be to create a way for people to upload structured public content directly into an LLM’s training. That would delay public content into release batches unless training can b…
