Microsoft-owned OpenAI, which recently launched ChatGPT app for iOS, crossed over half a million downloads in its first six days since launch, according to a new analysis by app intelligence provider data.ai Is.
As TechCrunch reports, ChatGPT outperformed many rival apps, including AI and chatbot apps such as Microsoft’s Bing and Edge apps, which integrate OpenAI’s GPT-4 technology.
Although both Bing and Edge experienced significant interest in ChatGPT when it first launched in February, with 340,000 and 335,000 downloads in iOS and Android, respectively, the ChatGPT app outperformed them, launching in the US. Generating 4,80,000 installs in the first five days since when it was exclusively available for iOS.
In terms of iOS downloads alone, ChatGPT outperformed both Bing and Edge with 4,80,000 installs compared to Bing’s 2,50,000 and Edge’s 1,95,000.
However, when looking at all US downloads on both app stores in May, Bing and Edge were still ahead of ChatGPT — but not when comparing just iOS installs for the month, according to the report.
In addition, data.ai’s analysis found that the ChatGupt app outperformed other top AI chatbot apps on the App Store, many of which used generic names to capitalize on searches for keywords such as “AI” or “chatbot”. Were.
Compared to the best five-day period for other apps in 2023 on the App Store and Google Play, OpenAI’s ChatGPT ranked in the top five in downloads.
According to the report, the only app to outperform was ‘Chat with Ask AI’, which got 5,90,000 installs from April 4-8, 2023, while ChatGPT had 4,80,000 installs between May 18-22.
After initially launching the ChatGPT app for iOS in the US, the company has now expanded availability to more countries including Albania, Croatia, France, Germany, Ireland, India, Jamaica, Korea, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, the UK, and more. , even more.
, IANS
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