Internet, Openai CEO Sam Altman as Gibli Mania rocks, version 2 | Mint

Openai CEO Sam Altman has now teased GHIBLI users with version 2 of the feature, which they think people are not ready. Altman posted on X on Wednesday, “Y’All is not ready for images V2 …”

His latest post indicated even more advanced facilities after a week of heavy demand for a new image-generating update.

‘Frenzy on Gibbi-style images’

The images of the studio Ghibali-style triggers a viral trend last week. Users from all over the world flooded social media with images based on the famous Japanese animation outfits, studio Ghibli’s hand -prepared style, founded by famous director Hayo Miazaki and known for films like “Spiritad Ave” and “My Neber Totoro”.

The frenzy led to a record bounce in users for Openi’s chatbot last week to create the Ghibli-style AI art using the chat’s image-generation tool.

OpenIAI CEO Sam Altman said in an X post on Monday, “We added a million users in the last hour, comparing it with a million users in five days compared to the red-hot launch of the chat over two years ago than two years earlier than a million users in five days.

After the AI ​​company launched the update to its GPT-4O model by the AI ​​company, according to the Sensor data, active users, in-app subscription revenue and app download reached an all-time high level last week, enabling advanced image generation capabilities.

The Market Intelligence firm said that the global app download and weekly active users increased by 11%and 5%respectively, while the in-app purchase revenue increased by 6%.

Strade Openi Server

The Serge reportedly stressed the Openai server and temporarily limited the use of the feature. Sam Altman asked the first users to ‘chill out’ as the demand for new updates of chat is stressing in his team.

Ultman wrote in a post on X, “Please chill on making pictures, it needs our team to sleep.”

In response to another post, Altman delayed the toll that the new chatpt update has taken his company. He wrote, “We are not able to catch just since the launch, so people are still working to maintain service. Demand for the Bible, I have never seen anything like that.”

‘Unspent product delay’

The increase in demand motivated Altman to warn users of slow service and potential disruption in the form of OpenIAI scrambles to resolve the challenges of capacity.

“We are achieving things under control, but you should expect a new release from Openai, to be delayed, to break the goods, and sometimes to serve to slow down as we deal with the challenges of capacity,” Altman wrote.

He said that the team is “working as fast as we really hum,” even appealing for additional GPU capacity in a follow -up post: “If someone has GPU capacity in 100k chunks then we can get Asap, please call!”