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    Home»News & Updates»Sam Altman says the “biblical demand” for ChatGPT-4o’s Ghibli memes has added one million users in just one hour, but “chill out a bit — our GPUs are melting”

    Sam Altman says the “biblical demand” for ChatGPT-4o’s Ghibli memes has added one million users in just one hour, but “chill out a bit — our GPUs are melting”

    April 1, 2025

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed that ChatGPT had achieved a mega milestone, adding over one million users in a little under an hour due to its new image generation feature.

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