Consumer demand for the latest artificial intelligence technology is growing. The launch of OpenAI’s latest flagship model, GPT-4o, has now led to the company’s largest mobile revenue growth in its history, even though the model is freely available on the Internet. GPT-4o, launched on May 13, supports text, speech and video, as well as real-time response time and a range of emotional voice options, making it a much more powerful model than those previously offered. This technical innovation is also driving more users to upgrade to a paid OpenAI subscription, according to modern data from Appfigures, an app analytics company.
While OpenAI has claimed that GPT-4o will be offered to users as part of a free tier, this promise does not yet extend to users of the ChatGPT app on mobile devices. (OpenAI says it intends to make GPT-4o available on mobile devices later.) However, for the first week, mobile users were urged to upgrade to ChatGPT’s $19.99 monthly subscription, ChatGPT Plus, if they wanted to experiment with OpenAI’s latest launch.
This strategic decision is generating increased demand for subscriptions among mobile users and has now led to the highest-ever revenue growth OpenAI has ever seen on mobile devices.
According to Appfigures, net revenue from the ChatGPT mobile app first increased by 22% on the day of GPT-4o’s launch and continued to escalate in the following days. On Tuesday, net revenue was $900,000, almost double the average daily application of $491,000. (Net revenue is calculated after Apple and Google collect commissions.)
Previously, the second-largest ChatGPT escalate occurred in April, but it was much smaller: it was simply a day of exceptionally high revenues, not a huge jump.
ChatGPT mobile application grossed $4.2 million net on the App Store and Google Play from May 13 to May 17, the company said, representing the largest revenue escalate the app has seen to date. The jump in revenue indicates that there is real consumer demand to try the latest artificial intelligence experiments, especially on mobile devices, even if it is more pricey than a Netflix subscription.
Apple’s App Store generated the majority of modern revenue, 81%, and the largest market was the United States, generating $1.8 million in revenue. Other top countries include Germany ($282,000), United Kingdom ($212,000), Japan ($210,000), France ($147,000), Canada ($134,000), Korea ($123,000), Brazil ($117,000). 000 dollars), Australia ($102,000) and Turkey ($89,000).
Moreover, the data indicates that the revenue trend is not slowing down yet and may in fact continue or even escalate. Wait for further information.