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Post #7631, on Jan 17, 2026 in TG
OpenAI Finally Achieved AGI: Ad-Generated Income
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A screenshot of a tweet from Pedro Domingos (@pmddomingos, verified) on X.com that reads: 'OpenAI has finally achieved AGI (Ad-Generated Income).' The post features Pedro Domingos' profile picture showing a man with gray hair. The joke redefines the acronym AGI -- which in AI circles stands for 'Artificial General Intelligence,' the holy grail of AI research -- to instead mean 'Ad-Generated Income,' sarcastically commenting on OpenAI's increasing commercialization and monetization strategy through advertising rather than achieving the revolutionary technical milestone they originally promised
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OpenAI's real breakthrough: achieving O(n) scaling of revenue per hallucination
what did they do? Comment deleted
f2p users now have ads Comment deleted
huh! i see Comment deleted
Approve.... Comment deleted
They need to slowly start monetizing it, cant run a business on a loss forever Comment deleted
…the ads aren't gonna do much for that. this isn't much more than posturing "look, this is how we're gonna make money", but it won't even come close to covering server costs… Comment deleted
They just have to cram more and more ads into it until it does. I mean, that's how youtube does it, so it must be a good strategy) Comment deleted
youtube still doesn't publish profitability figures, so I doubt they'd be long-term viable if it wasn't for google keeping it around for data-hoarding, PR and propaganda purposes Comment deleted
AND you need to remember that hosting a video encoding and distribution platform is still much much cheaper than running an AI service Comment deleted
No-no, of course. I was being sarcastic. I do believe squeezing users for profits at their expense is unsustainable in the long run Comment deleted
ah my b then Comment deleted
Depends on what advertisers will pay TBH Comment deleted
good point actually, knowing how hated AI is (and companies do know this, they just don't admit it) there's not gonna be a lot of companies willing to pay good money for ad spaces there Comment deleted
So I was doubting this point of view but wanted to wait a little bit Comment deleted
And currently they have highest price on ads, its ~60$ CPM / 1k views Comment deleted
Which is about highest prices per mile I have even seen Comment deleted
the hell. I'll never understand ad firms… Comment deleted