I don't understand the value proposition here for consumers.
For OpenAI, the value prop is obvious, but that's the problem with modern Silicon Valley product thinking: Company-first, consumer-maybe, with some carveouts for chronic early adopters and tech cheerleaders.
To use a very Silicon Valley term: There's no crossing the chasm here; The chasm has become too big to cross.
For OpenAI, the value prop is obvious, but that's the problem with modern Silicon Valley product thinking: Company-first, consumer-maybe, with some carveouts for chronic early adopters and tech cheerleaders.
To use a very Silicon Valley term: There's no crossing the chasm here; The chasm has become too big to cross.