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ChatGPT loses majority market share for first time as rivals grow
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize For the first time, Open AI’s Chat GPT has lost its dominant share of the artificial intelligence assistant market.
- In March, the company signed a contract with the Pentagon, prompting backlash from some users and sparking a grassroots boycott called “QuitGPT,” which claims millions of supporters.
- At the same time, OpenAI redirected its internal focus from consumer-oriented creative projects to enterprise and productivity solutions, leading to the discontinuation of its video-generation app, Sora.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize For the first time, Open AI’s Chat GPT has lost its dominant share of the artificial intelligence assistant market. According to a Sensor Tower report, although Chat GPT remains the leading AI assistant, it now holds a plurality rather than a majority of users.
At the start of the year, Chat GPT had over 50% market share, but by late May, it had dropped to a record low of 46.4%. This decline follows a tough period for Open AI’s reputation.
In March, the company signed a contract with the Pentagon, prompting backlash from some users and sparking a grassroots boycott called “QuitGPT,” which claims millions of supporters.
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