[MangoCoffee]

It's a win for OpenAI and AI. I remember someone on Hacker News commented that OpenAI is a company searching for a market. This move might prove that AI, and OpenAI, has a legitimate way to be used and profitable. We'll see.

[eddieplan9]

Steve Jobs famously said Dropbox is a feature not a product. This feels very much like it.

[dymk]

Looking at their stock performance and the amount of work they’ve put into features that aren’t Dropbox file sync, he appears to have been right. iCloud doc syncing is what DB offered at that time.

[nextworddev]

Well, Dropbox is a sub $8bn company now that hasn't really grown in 5 years, so maybe Steve was right?

[pembrook]

Yea, I mean…if you’re only doing $3.5Bn in annual revenue at 83% gross margins…like, are you even a product bro?

[epolanski]

If anything, your words prove he was absolutely wrong.

[joegibbs]

I think he was right - now you've got OneDrive automatically bundled into Windows, iCloud in MacOS, Google Cloud in the Google ecosystem and Dropbox down 25% from IPO with no growth. I get nagging emails from them every month or so asking me to upgrade to a paid plan because I'll definitely not regret it.