Raw LLM Responses

> It's as simple as the costs per paying user exceeding the revenues. They've been hemorrhaging money these past years. They have been subsidizing each signup in order to gain the market share and get the hype. That's the silicon valley model. It's worked to a certain extent. ChatGPT is pretty much synonymous with this tech in the same way that google is synonymous with internet search. What they haven't done is actually pivot into a profitable model like airbnb or uber. Spot on > You can always move to using the API interface. You can still choose the model and pay for the exact amount of usage. They don't bar anybody from racking up a $400 monthly bill. Or you can vocally and visibly express your disappointment and distrust, souring their public image and potentially losing them the market share that gives them the credibility to sign the contracts that are actually lucrative for them.