ChatGPT's market share steadily declines, showing early hype doesn't lock in users
TansuYegen · x · 2026-08-08
The author argues that the key to AI competition is not who launches first, but who retains attention. Since launch, ChatGPT has been steadily losing market share, indicating that early hype does not lock in users. In fast-moving tech, distribution, daily habit, and product speed decide winners week to week. This should change how companies pick vendors and how teams plan roadmaps.
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