Easily. By integrating it into their developer tools, office suite, Azure, Dynamics, etc. You can automate/support SO many tasks with the toolsuite that OpenAI offers.
In addition to that, the way I understand it they can simply make money by licensing others to use those tools. They already started offering the OpenAI services through Azure.
That's low enough to put human copywriters out of business, but high enough that I don't ever see regular humans pay for it for day-to-day tasks.
So eventually this is some sort complex of B2B product, and that is very difficult to execute.
> but high enough that I don't ever see regular humans pay for it for day-to-day tasks.
And “640K ought to be enough for anyone”.
Of course this will get cheaper over time as compute gets cheaper and the cloud providers design custom chips optimized for it.
Compute doesn't get cheaper over time, it gets more expensive. This isn't 1993 anymore.