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ChatGPT Now Handles 2.5 Billion Prompts a Day — and It’s Changing How We Search
GLOBAL, JUL 22 – ChatGPT's rapid adoption has led to 2.5 billion daily prompts, doubling usage in eight months and reaching 18% of Google's daily search volume, OpenAI reported.
- OpenAI recently disclosed that ChatGPT handles 2.5 billion prompts daily, noting the figure has more than doubled in just over half a year.
- Since its November 2022 release, ChatGPT has become a household name, and just eight months ago Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, said it was receiving around 1 billion daily queries.
- ChatGPT’s U.S. usage totals 330 million prompts daily, accounting for about 18% of Google’s daily search volume.
- Far more ominous to Google is ChatGPT’s 2.5 billion daily prompts with no sign of a peak, and Google is embedding AI summaries into its search results in a limited capacity.
- Perplexity AI recently launched the Comet browser to challenge Google search, but the broader question is who will lead AI-assisted searching.
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ChatGPT Usage Surges Globally: Sam Altman-Run OpenAI Chatbot Handles 2.5 Billion Prompts Each Day, Free Version Dominates, Say Reports | 📲 LatestLY
ChatGPT reportedly handles over 2.5 billion prompts daily. OpenAI says most of its 500 million weekly users rely on the free version. The platform grew from 300 million to 500 million users in three months, signaling rising competition in AI space. 📲 ChatGPT Usage Surges Globally: Sam Altman-Run OpenAI Chatbot Handles 2.5 Billion Prompts Each Day, Free Version Dominates, Say Reports.
OpenAI detailed that "chatbot" is currently receiving more than 2.5 billion requests per day from users around the world, reflecting the large volume of implementation of tasks that are carried out.
One of the great changes in technology over the last few years has come with OpenAI and ChatGPT. This maximization of access to IA brings obvious benefits and is used more often. The evidence of this...
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