Jaeden

And I would say you probably can't complain about it.

Now, the good news is if you're paying $20 a month, you're going to be ad-free.

If you're on the business tier, the education tier, the enterprise tier, like all of the other tiers that you pay for, those, you're not going to get this.

So it's not that big of a deal.

So in any case...

There's all of the complaining about getting ads out of the way.

I think this is an absolutely incredible opportunity.

So I want to read a tweet that I saw by Daniel Priestley, who had a great breakdown on this.

And then I want to give my thoughts on this and hear what you think, Jamie.

This is what he said.

He said, ChatGPT is experimenting with advertising and the free subscription.

I'm old enough to remember when Google started running ads.

And for a few years, you could get warm leads for pennies.

I also remember when Facebook launched ads and they had so many eyeballs and so few advertisers that it cost nothing to get clients for the first few years.

Corporate advertisers don't move fast on new things.

They take six months to plan and six months to test before they go in heavy.

Right now, ChatGPT has almost a billion users a week.

If they start running ads, they will have a lot of eyeballs and not so many advertisers until corporate comes in.

There will be a window of opportunity to win customers very cheaply if you jump on it.

I wish I'd been more bullish on Google and Facebook when they launched ads.