OpenAI sees 33% surge in active users, reaches 400 million

OpenAI sees 33% surge in active users, reaches 400 million
Thursday 20 February 2025 - 19:12

Artificial intelligence powerhouse OpenAI has seen its weekly active users jump 33% to 400 million since December, the company said on Thursday.

OpenAI also reported that its enterprise customer base has doubled to two million paying users since September, highlighting rapid adoption of AI tools across the business sector.

The company, which rocked the tech world with its release of its chatbot in 2022, however did not update the latest data for its Plus and Pro offerings, which charge customers $20 and $200 respectively.

The figures come as OpenAI faces new competition from Chinese rival DeepSeek and legal challenges from OpenAI co-founder Elon Musk, who recently sued the company over its move to convert to a for-profit entity.
Musk also released his AI company’s latest ChatGPT rival Grok 3 on Monday.

The company dismissed a recent $97.4 billion bid from Musk and other investors to purchase its nonprofit assets, with OpenAI Chairman Bret Taylor stating that the company “is not for sale.”

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