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    Home»News & Updates»Microsoft says “ChatGPT isn’t better than Copilot,” but OpenAI’s companion reportedly received more visits in a day than Copilot did in a month

    Microsoft says “ChatGPT isn’t better than Copilot,” but OpenAI’s companion reportedly received more visits in a day than Copilot did in a month

    April 11, 2025
    Microsoft says “ChatGPT isn’t better than Copilot,” but OpenAI’s companion reportedly received more visits in a day than Copilot did in a month

    ChatGPT saw over 52x more visits than Microsoft Copilot in February 2025, with the former’s 173.3 million daily visits surpassing the latter’s 98.9 million monthly visits.

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