● 09.07.23

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●● OpenAI Bankruptcy by Year’s End? Earlier Today Similarweb Released August Figures, Showing That Microsoft’s Chatbot Hype Was in Vain and Usage Continues Falling for Several Consecutive Months.

Posted in Deception, Microsoft at 11:55 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

Summary: Computer-generated junk (CG, but misframed ad infinitum as "AI") isn’t particularly revolutionary or useful; it’s something people get over as Microsoft services and products perish (ignore the media’s Microsoft-sponsored smokescreen)

=> misframed ad infinitum as "AI" | get over | Microsoft services and products perish

THIS was more or less expected. In an effort to distract from this year’s mass layoffs Microsoft “invested” in OpenAI and “invested” (read: bribed!) the media for never-ending puff pieces, hype, and praise.

=> this year’s mass layoffs

Are we past the fake hype? Not fully, but we’re getting there.

It took nearly a week and we’ve checked this page every day, expecting it would “soon” show further declines — or figures for the month of August. We were not wrong. After about 100 checks (since the start of this month) here is what we see today:

=> ↺ this page every day

Image: OpenAI down again

So in the month of June the domain is said to have received 1.7 billion “visits” (requests), then 1.5 billion in July, and then just 1.4 billion last month. This is a very considerable 3-month decrease. This fall is actually longer than 3 months in duration. So how long before it falls below a billion and the company, which cannot make money (it’s losing money), declares bankruptcy? A bankruptcy is already expected because the company floats on Microsoft’s temporary money infusion, helping to fake “demand” for Azure (abandoned and unwanted workloads; idle machines without a purpose anymore). Maybe this man will have his wish fulfilled within months. █

=> is already expected | this man will have his wish fulfilled within months

Image: ChatGPT Creator OpenAI Could Go Bankrupt by 202: With declining users and competitors on the rise, could the creator of ChatGPT really be on the way to bankruptcy?

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