Artificial intelligence in everything. OpenAI's plan to change the world we know..
Under the leadership of CEO Sam Altman, OpenAI has begun to move away from its roots as an AI research lab, becoming a competitive player in several biotech industries.
Altman and his team are seeking a future in which AI becomes an integral part of everyday life, and may one day even replace himself as the company's CEO. The company is betting on expanding its activities in multiple areas, from online research to robotics, consumer devices, healthcare, and more.Search and competition with Google
In the field of online search, OpenAI faces direct competition with Google, which globally dominates that market. Altman revealed last June that ChatGPT has gone beyond being just an alternative to Google, to be able to perform more complex tasks.ChatGPT reportedly processes around 2.5 billion queries a day globally. However, the company faces significant challenges to surpass Google, the world's most used search engine, which receives about 14 billion search queries every day.Robotics: A New World ComingAltman previously expressed his enthusiasm for OpenAI's entry into the robotics space, noting the possibility of introducing human robots to ChatGPT subscribers.There are no indications yet of the company's plans to manufacture robots, but entering the field could put it in direct competition with companies such as Tesla and Amazon.LastOctober, OpenAI launched its new browser, ChatGPT Atlas, taking advantage of the widespread reach of ChatGPT in order to reimagine the browsing experience. Even with Google Chrome dominating about 73 percent of the market, Altman aspires for the new browser to be a serious competitor, with other AI-powered browsers emerging, though their security capabilities remain highly questionable.Social Media. SoraOpenAIhas entered the world of social media with Sora's app, which is similar to TikTok, and allows users to create AI-generated videos, both for themselves and for animals and objects. The app is part of the company's strategy to engage in the social content sector to boost engagement and engagement.In contrast, reports indicate that there is no plan from the company to build a business model based on this app, on which the company spends about $15 million a day, which is an expense that can increase as the app's global availability expands and the number of users increases.
