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ChatGPT's market share slips below 50% for first time
(techcrunch.com)
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lol. I am the market, and I am reasonable.
I've got actual use cases for AI, and I've got a local model running on my own hardware.
In short - I'm the long term buyer after the hype wave ends, and I ain't buying shit from these assholes.
That said, if a nice fully open source home appliance gets announced, by a company that hasn't burned all available goodwill and trust with random acts of assholery, I'll probably join a wait list for it.
In other words, I'm saying there's a chance.
Unfortunately, unless you're a business yourself, I don't think you're the market anybody castes about any more. The entire RAM crisis was caused because individual people got deprioritized compared to the promise of some revenue from big businesses...
It's a weird club of CEOs telling each-other to buy their stuff in return for investment.
I'm not sure there is an actual market, once the money-seeking-profits spin cycle ends.