Today, many call OpenAI a "bubble" 😅
But if you compare the history with Google — everything looks much more interesting.
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📊 How quickly did Google grow?
Google has come a long way from 0 → $10 billion → $100 billion → $200+ billion in market capitalization in about 6 years.
For that time, it was a cosmic growth, although it seems slow now 🚶♂️💨
The reasons were simple:
• The internet was just forming 🌐
• Attracting capital was more difficult 💸
• Monetization worked slowly ⏳
• Technologies were at an early stage 🧩
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🤖 How does OpenAI grow?
OpenAI was valued at $300–500 billion just a few years after entering the mass market 🤯🚀
Why so fast?
• The world has accelerated 10 times ⚡
• Huge investments are available immediately 💰
• Scaling happens instantly (millions of users in days) 🌍
• Generative AI has become the new 'universal technology' 🔥
But there are problems:
❌ Expenses exceed revenues
❌ Margin is almost zero
❌ Strong dependence on partners and infrastructure
Honestly, Google was also a 'financial experiment' at the beginning — without a clear profit model 😉
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📌 So is it a bubble or not?
💥 If you look at it with the logic of the 2000s — yes, it looks like a bubble.
⚙️ If you look at it with the logic of the 2020s — it's not a fact.
OpenAI is following the same path as Google,
but 5–7 times faster, because the world itself works faster now 🚀🌍
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In total: a bubble? 🤔
Rather — an accelerated version of an old story, where technology grows faster than we can adapt.
