For the first time, traffic to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the generative AI Language model that took the internet by storm, has dropped by 10%. There is a substantial dip in both mobile and website traffic, indicating a decrease in the use of OpenAI’s AI-powered products and services as per SimilarWeb.
According to The Washington Post, ChatGPT’s traffic declined by 9.7 percent in June, including both app and website traffic. Furthermore, Sensor Tower data shows a dramatic reduction in ChatGPT app downloads on iOS compared to early June.
ChatGPT is being heralded as the next big thing on the internet, harnessing the power of generative AI to give human-like replies capable of generating computer code, writing essays, and even passing professional examinations. OpenAI even cooperated with Microsoft to mainstream ChatGPT, resulting in a new version of the Edge browser that includes free access to OpenAI’s newest language model, GPT-4.
Moreover, ChatGPT has been integrated into a variety of apps and services to increase productivity and user experience. Many businesses have also replaced employees with GPT-powered AI chatbots, leading in cost-cutting strategies. The reduction in ChatGPT traffic, on the other hand, implies that organizations and consumers may have understood the limits of AI bots, resulting in a major drop immediately after its formal introduction.
ChatGPT accomplished an incredible achievement by adding over 100 million users in only two months, propelling it to the top of the list of fastest-growing consumer applications. This finding spurred Google to step up its attempts to construct its own generative AI model, Bard.
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