Openai now has 400 million weekly active users • DigiKala Meg

In the competitive arena of artificial intelligence, Openai continues its uptrend with a significant acceleration. The complex, based in San Francisco, reported that the number of weekly users of the platform has reached 5 million by February this year. This figure shows a 5 % growth compared to December, which was 5 million users.

In an interview with the CNBC network, Brad Lightcap, OpenAI’s chief of operations, considers the increase to be a natural trend, believing that this continuous growth will make ChatGPT a more efficient and familiar tool for a wider range of audiences. According to him, “People hear about ChatGpt through their surroundings. “They are aware of its performance and see that their friends are enjoying it.”

Openai has also witnessed the increasing popularity of corporate businesses from ChatGpt. Currently, the number of communal users has increased to 5 million, which has doubled compared to September. Lightcap further added that most employees themselves are the pioneer of the use of ChatGpt and then offer it to their respective organizations. He also announced a five -fold increase in developers’ traffic in the last six months. Developers use OpenAI technology to integrate it with their applications, and the company has included big names such as Uber, Morgan Stanley, Moderna and T-Mobile on its customers list.

These OpenAI advances come as this startup with its emerging Chinese rival, Deep SikCompeted. The emergence of the company in January raised concerns among investors; Because it was likely to endanger the future profitability and domination of American artificial intelligence companies, so technology markets experienced numerous reactions. The big technology companies were specifically damaged by this situation, and for example, Nvidia lost 5 % of its market value.

In the week when Deepseek news came to the top of the news, Openai accused the company of abusing its models through the “distillation” technique. However, Lightcap stated that this emerging competition had no impact on OpenAI apps in the field of open source models, its product roadmaps or macro programs.

Source: CNBC