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Kevin (0:00)
Hugely capable releases from OpenAI and Anthropic have done very little to quell the screams that the big ol AI bubble hath popped.
Gavin (0:09)
Now a new Wall Street Journal story is saying that OpenAI's growth is slowing down and that failing to reach a billion users by the end of last year means that it's all over.
Kevin (0:21)
Oh, it's all over again. Yes, AI stocks have crashed, but there's a lot more to this story. We're going to get into how AI funding collides with its capabilities and whether or not OpenAI is on the edge of the cliff and they're about to break baby.
Gavin (0:36)
Spoiler. It's not.
Kevin (0:37)
Well, then what? Like, why would you say now they're not gonna. Why are they gonna watch Gavin?
Gavin (0:40)
Because Kevin will be talking about OpenAI's brand new voice integration, Claude's ability to interact with blender.
Kevin (0:46)
Oh, also, Tom Cruise is running really, really fast now. And one of the fathers of ChatGPT has trained an AI model on old timey tech.
Gavin (0:55)
And lo, the appointed hour hath being arrived. We find ourselves to come at the last to this particular entertainment of the modern age.
Kevin (1:02)
Just tell them what show is, Gavin. Just say it.
Gavin (1:05)
This is AI for Humans. Good chaps. Welcome everybody to AI for Humans, your twice a week guide to the world of AI and Kevin. Today we have yet another iteration refrain that is coming back again that the AI bubble has popped and Told you
Kevin (1:26)
losers, this is what you get from stealing from artists.
Gavin (1:29)
You've been talking about this forever, Kevin. Your whole thing is AI bubbles pop. You've got AI is bubbled pop T shirts that are on a hold right now that you're ready to.
Kevin (1:37)
Dude, you should see the old English tattoo I have across my belly.
Gavin (1:42)
Ye old AI bubble half popped.
Kevin (1:46)
The Wall Street Journal has a story about OpenAI's growth slowing down, which, you know, surprise, surprise, it's hard to attract a bunch of users, but on the backs of raising so much money for so many massive initiatives falling short of, as you said, a billion users is actually. Well, that's a reason to cry uncle and to. For an entire industry to collapse. So what are some of these numbers? What are these forecasts and what does this mean for anybody who's like, having a romantic relationship with their chatbot?
