I will abandon ChatGPT, Claude etc... the millisecond that Siri has the same capabilities if for no other reason than it will take me two extra steps to use it and pay for it. Every voice assistant will unquestionably and inevitably implement GPTs eventually. So it's simply back to the question of who has the distribution of chatbots. I trust Apple 1000x more than basically any other tech company (not saying much) so I'm just waiting for that now.
OpenAI can't "win" (whatever that means) long term unless they figure out how to collect user data inputs (text based questions) and reward vectors (Thumbs up and down) persistently, at scale, in the extreme long term - which means building something people rely on all day everyday.
As far as I can tell they have no unique distribution avenues to do this today outside of copilot.
Meanwhile, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet are certainly bringing GPT capabilities to Siri/Alexa/Whatever Google's voice thing is called, albeit slower and more carefully, but they have no need to rush at all here.
I'll bet Microsoft will slowly absorb OpenAI given their investment position and integrate it into Bing or something and fade away.
OpenAI can't "win" (whatever that means) long term unless they figure out how to collect user data inputs (text based questions) and reward vectors (Thumbs up and down) persistently, at scale, in the extreme long term - which means building something people rely on all day everyday.
As far as I can tell they have no unique distribution avenues to do this today outside of copilot.
Meanwhile, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet are certainly bringing GPT capabilities to Siri/Alexa/Whatever Google's voice thing is called, albeit slower and more carefully, but they have no need to rush at all here.
I'll bet Microsoft will slowly absorb OpenAI given their investment position and integrate it into Bing or something and fade away.