Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has expressed concerns about the financial sustainability of the company's ChatGPT Pro subscription, which costs $200 per month. Despite strong user engagement, OpenAI is currently losing money on the service, as usage has exceeded expectations. Altman revealed that the company structured OpenAI as a non-profit to prioritize humanitarian benefits over profit motives. In recent discussions, he also noted the internal skepticism he faced when launching ChatGPT, which he believed was 'more than good enough' to meet market demands. Altman's reflections on the journey of OpenAI highlight the rapid growth and ambitious vision of the organization, aiming to revolutionize artificial intelligence while navigating the challenges of profitability.
"OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Sunday said that the company is currently losing money on its $200-per-month ChatGPT Pro plan because people are using it more than the company expected." https://t.co/1Tad96BabB
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