Nvidia seems to be in a tight spot and could really use a major purchaser. This could also boost the economy. But the question is, who’s going to invest in hundreds of thousands of Nvidia H100 GPUs?
It would need to be someone who doesn’t just care about the economy but can also envision the potential benefits of these custom GPTs, as well as the significant traffic they attract. If traffic is akin to money, then think of these GPTs as ATMs, efficiently converting web traffic into real revenue. It’s like having a money-making machine at your fingertips.
On another note, Google’s latest core updates have really shaken up the internet. Millions of websites and blogs have seen a significant drop in traffic that isn’t coming back. If you look closely, some of the creators behind GPTs seem to be capturing some of this lost traffic. It’s up for grabs for anyone prepared to step in and make use of it.
There are plenty of reasons for us to act quickly, and many more topics to discuss, but it’s probably not best to go into detail here on the public internet.
Regarding the costs for API builders who can’t sustain themselves just through ad revenue, I’m actually doing you a favor by removing the simpler GPT builders from the equation. This way, you can work directly with OpenAI and avoid having to share the profits. There are plenty of basic GPT builders who are content with just ad revenue because their costs are lower.
These are just my thoughts. I hope I’m not stepping on any toes. Let’s keep it straightforward and easy to digest.