Save you the click. Jasper raised $125 million on a 1.5B valuation. Their business is built on openai apis. "Long story short, OpenAI appears to be focusing its strategy for growth on making building AI tools easy by vertically integrating their solutions into higher abstraction layers… where the wrappers (companies built wrapping openai APIs) happen to be making their bucks.
I don't know that they killed them but perhaps the valuation needed a reset. Maybe cars with Ferrari body kits aren't worth the same as an actual Ferrari?
Here's a blog post that boils down to "Hey look, platform risk is bad, emmm kay?"
Yeah-- they probably knew that to begin with, but they wanted to cash out before the rug was pulled. It was a risk they took and it didn't work out. Don't feel bad for them, I don't.
I don't know that they killed them but perhaps the valuation needed a reset. Maybe cars with Ferrari body kits aren't worth the same as an actual Ferrari?