@FinanceYF5: The AI Battle: ChatGPT's Market Share Dropped from Monopoly Level to 46.4% — Looks Like a Loss, But It's Not So Simple
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ChatGPT's market share has fallen from monopoly level to 46.4%, appearing as a failure, but the underlying reasons are complex, reflecting fierce competition in the AI field.
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The AI War
ChatGPT’s market share has dropped from a near-monopoly to 46.4%. It looks like it’s losing, but it’s not that simple. https://t.co/Wji9cYgIbA
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