This year Open Ai ceo Sam Altman has introduced a new feature, which is a big threat to it's competitors. So what's it ? Let's dive deep into it !

Unicorn Bomb

"It was custom GPTs. So, what does custom GPTs have to do with other AI services? Basically, with custom GPTs, chat GPT users can create their own bot and train it as they wish! They could train one bot for copywriting, another for editing, and another for script writing. The possibilities are endless..."

Custom GPTs

Once users can create their own bot and train¹ it, it will decrease the traffic to other AI services and products. Let's take Jasper AI for example, a company which was valued at 1.5 billion or something is now valued only at millions !!! *training the chat bot is simple and it doesn't have to start from scratch

The Threat

It can only be assessed based on your view. If you are using it for your purpose then there is no threat. But if you have any idea to create a AI product or service, it will be tough as people will be using custom bots instead ! That's a problem to people who are thinking of starting a AI services or product.

So Is It A Threat To You ?

The only solution I see is , your AI services or products must be irreplaceable or hard to replace. That's the only way ! But you can think other solutions as you wish ! Have a nice day 👋 bye take care ❤️

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One of the laws of the book is 'Always speak less than necessary' this has a deep meaning! The more you speak chances are high that you may speak something stupid ! Also a person who speaks less is often seen as powerful

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