[alvis]

With $122B what are you going to build next? Spaceships?

[bigwheels]

Rather than advancing the state of the art, they'll use it to slow down competition by starving them of resources. In the style of a monopoly.

[topspin]

All the high performance RAM, frontier node wafer capacity, flash and disk drives on Earth. Also, all the gas turbines.

[Traubenfuchs]

Universal paperclips. And here I am asking ChatGPT which type of onion to use dor coq au vin.

[zozbot234]

If they buy all the jet engines too (to turn them into gas turbines) they can be carbon neutral. More gas burned, but less jet fuel. It's a win-win.

[jillesvangurp]

Google makes money like that in their sleep from mostly just advertising.

OpenAI charges about 20$/month to tens of millions of users right now. 240/year. About 12 billion per year. That's a market that could grown to billions of people with a long tail probably not paying a lot but being served ads; and a fat high end paying a lot more than that for an ad free/premium experience. They should be able to reach billions of users.

It's why Google is matching investments in AI like this entirely from the profit from ads.

Going to space isn't that expensive. SpaceX bootstrapped with a lot less than that.

[paxys]

Nah, you'll get a few days worth of inference.