According to OpenAI, which disclosed the information to Axios, ChatGPT now receives up to 2.5 billion questions per day from users around the world. Among them, U.S. users contributed about 330 million questions. These impressive figures demonstrate the extensive application of OpenAI's flagship product.
Although Alphabet, Google's parent company, has not released daily search data, recent disclosures show that Google receives approximately 5 trillion queries per year, or about 1.4 billion searches per day on average. Independent research institutions have also reached similar conclusions. Neil Patel from NP Digital estimates that Google conducts 1.37 billion searches per day, while studies from SparkToro and Datos suggest the number may reach 1.64 billion.
Nevertheless, ChatGPT's growth rate has been particularly rapid. At the end of last December, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, stated that users sent more than 1 billion queries to ChatGPT per day. Now, only eight months later, this number has doubled, showing ChatGPT's strong appeal and rapid popularity in the field of artificial intelligence.
This rapid technological development has not only sparked widespread interest among users but also prompted people to re-evaluate the role of artificial intelligence in daily life. As more and more people begin to use ChatGPT, whether for information queries, writing assistance, or simple entertainment conversations, this product is becoming an indispensable part of people's lives.
At the same time, ChatGPT's success reflects the growing demand for intelligent assistants in today's society. Whether students, professionals, or home users, everyone is looking for more efficient tools to enhance convenience in work and life. In the future, as technology continues to advance, ChatGPT may introduce more features to meet a broader range of user needs.
The achievements and growing user base of ChatGPT in a short period of time indicate that artificial intelligence will continue to deeply penetrate all aspects of our lives in the future, changing the way we work and communicate in our daily lives.