ChatGPT's mobile app has just hit a new record of $3 billion in consumer spending, and

alongside that OpenAI is reportedly trying to raise a $100 billion more at an $830 billion valuation.

So today on the podcast, we're going to be breaking down everything that Open AI is planning,

where we see this going in the future,

what this $100 billion is going to be used for, and where they're saying they're going to be

this time next year. We're going to get into a whole bunch of Open AI by the numbers,

kind of look at the history of where they've been and where they're going. Before we do that,

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All right, let's talk first about ChatGPT's mobile app new record in how much

consumer spending is happening on the app, which is $3 billion.

According to an estimate from app intelligence provider app figures. This is the total spending on iOS

and Android devices since it launched back in 2023, right? So this isn't like annual or this isn't,

you know, there's no sort of like monthly recurring revenue tied to this. This is just total

spending, which could include a lot of people that might have paid and stopped paying,

switched to a free tier. And there are some interesting

things with these numbers and kind of the growth rate on the numbers. One of the biggest things I'm

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