Just three years after the public rollout of ChatGPT, which propelled OpenAI to the very top in the artificial intelligence race and made it a household name, rivals have started closing the gap, and some investors are wondering if the sensation has the potential to stay dominant.
Investor Michael Burry, made famous in the film "The Big Short," recently likened OpenAI to Netscape, which ruled the web browser market in the mid-1990s only to lose to Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
"OpenAI is the next Netscape, doomed and hemorrhaging cash," Burry said recently in a post on X
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