📉 ChatGPT's Traffic Plummets

📉 ChatGPT’s Traffic Takes a Dive: Worldwide Traffic Drops 9.7% in June

It looks like ChatGPT’s traffic growth is finally coming back down to earth.

After months of skyrocketing growth, worldwide traffic dropped 9.7% and unique visitors were down 5.7% in June.

So it seems that Google can breathe a sigh of relief, as ChatGPT is no longer on track to become the most-trafficked website in the world.

But it’s not just ChatGPT that’s seeing a decline. Another AI chatbot site, Character.AI, also saw its traffic volume fall by 32% in June. And visitor engagement with ChatGPT, as measured by minutes per visit, is dropping too.

In any case, it seems that the novelty of AI chat has worn off and chatbots will have to prove their worth from here on out.

☢️ Japan's Plan to Dispose Radioactive Water from Fukushima into the Ocean

Japan has 1.3 million metric tons of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear disaster and is planning to dump it into the ocean.

Japan has been storing the water in tanks for 12 years, but it is running out of space.

The water is contaminated with tritium, a radioactive form of hydrogen that is difficult to remove. Japan says it can filter out most of the other contaminants and that it will dilute the water so much that the tritium will be harmless.

The water will be treated, stored, tested, and diluted before being released into the ocean over several decades.

Japan says it is following international rules and that the ocean can handle it. But some experts say the water might still harm the fish and the people who eat them.

🚀 Instagram's New "Twitter-Killer App" Surpasses 10 Million Sign-Ups Within Seven Hours

Instagram’s new “Twitter-killer app” got over 10 million sign-ups in its first seven hours.

If you’re already an Instagram user, you can log in using your Instagram credentials and follow the same accounts. So it’s super easy to get started.

Industry analysts are excited about Threads’ potential due to its integration with Instagram.

And prominent brands such as Billboard, HBO, NPR and Netflix swiftly established accounts on Threads, as did celebrities like Shakira, Kim Kardashian and chef Gordon Ramsey.

Threads is now available in over 100 countries on both Apple and Google stores, except in Europe, where they have some privacy issues.

But don’t count Twitter out just yet. As Zuckerberg himself said, “We’re only in the opening moments of the first round here.”

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