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@benersing
Lets conduct a thought experiment. Imagine ChatGPT is only accessible via Membership in a hypothetical OpenAI community. There are only 10 million Memberships. They can be bought / sold on the open market. How much would people pay for a Membership?
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FarcasterMarketing
@quillingqualia.eth
The hard cap would bring in a ton of speculators so I can imagine it being $10k+
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@m-j-r
maybe around $4-5k for lifetime.
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Jai
@jaivsdawrld
10 million memberships is quite small. Theyโd probably initially sell for $500 or more. Then once the launch of an open market, the numbers may go off the roof. Maybe $5k or more
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@90tun
For me iโd say about $1,000 to $5,000, and all this would be influenced by utility, scarcity and market demand.
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@knny
Tbh I think people would still only pay $20. This isn't a situation where you calculate supply and demand, this requires the context that there are a million other open source AI models, and some other company would 100% market themselves as the solution to chat gpt's hypothetical supply problem, and investors would see the current ucapped supply price point as a psychological resistance, resulting in a bunch of sellers panicking and lowering the price of a membership to mere dollars.
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