ChatGPT reached 100 million users

ChatGPT has grown so much so quickly online. Ever since OpenAI announced it, they have gathered so much attention. The OpenAI-developed chatbot was on track to reach over 100 million monthly active users in January, according to a new study by analytics firm UBS.

ChatGPT reached 100 million users

Seeing the success of ChatGPT other companies like Google has started to focus on their versions of the ChatGPT. Although the chatbot only became accessible to the general public on November 30 of last year, its apparent meteoric rise to fame is undeniable. The company even plans to start a paid version now for more access. It had already received approximately 13 million daily unique visitors as of January.

Due to the fact that ChatGPT responds to queries in a manner that resembles human speech, educators are concerned that students might use it to cheat. Recent reports showed that ChatGPT has barely passes some exams, but the concern still continues. There is no other public chatbot with comparable capabilities, despite the fact that it still has serious accuracy issues: "Models like ChatGPT have a notorious tendency to spew biased, harmful, and factually incorrect content," according to MIT's Tech Review. 

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