Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced the company’s latest venture into the world of chat-based artificial intelligence (AI), following the success of chatbot services in recent months. Thus, the ChatGPT competitor was announced. Here are the details…
ChatGPT competitor revealed
In an earnings call, Pichai talked about the company’s plans to “interact directly” with “the latest, most powerful language models to accompany search.” The move could put Google in direct competition with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and other similar language models that have recently gone viral. Google has a long history of working with and researching AI. But so far, the company has had no public response to the proliferation of language models like ChatGPT and DALL-E.
These models could pose a threat to Google’s core businesses, making the company’s new move towards conversational AI a key step forward. During the earnings call, Pichai highlighted the importance of AI and how the technology has “reached a crossroads.” He also credited Google’s early research on AI for laying the foundation for productive AI applications that are now widely available.
The company has been preparing to take its next steps towards conversational AI since the beginning of last year, and the first model people can interact with directly will be Google’s speech-based AI model, LaMDA. The exact form this interaction will take has yet to be determined, but Pichai has promised that the company has many plans in the coming months.
Speculation grows for Google ahead of ‘Emergency’
Some market participants predict that Google may release its own version of ChatGPT soon. The search engine giant is hosting an event described as an “emergency”. The event, scheduled for February 8, will focus on using the power of artificial intelligence to enhance the search experience, making it more intuitive and natural.
The announcement comes just after Alphabet’s earnings call, where CEO Sundar Pichai promised soon people could interact directly with Google’s newest and most powerful language models. Pichai’s statement shows that the company is taking the rise of ChatGPT seriously and is keen to find new and innovative ways to compete.
In recent months, the rapid growth of language models such as ChatGPT has caused concern at Google. The company even declared a “code red” and called on co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to help solve the problem. With this latest event, it looks like Google is determined to make a statement and prove it still has what it takes to be a leader in AI.
Microsoft is one step ahead
A new version of Bing powered by Microsoft’s OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology is on the horizon and promises to revolutionize the way we search the web. Bing’s new integration with AI technology is designed to make searching more natural and intuitive. A preview version of the new Bing has apparently leaked, giving a glimpse into how Bing and the future of web search will work with AI at its core.
According to Owen Yin, who was able to try a few features before his access was revoked, the search bar is now transformed into a chat box, encouraging users to type in natural language rather than keyword-based search terms. With the new Bing, users can ask for specific information and even opinions, with responses displayed in a chat bubble with relevant quotes. AI-powered Bing can also tailor its search queries to users’ needs and preferences, such as dietary restrictions or schedule conflicts.
ChatGPT is important to Microsoft
Despite the exciting new features, Bing allows users to search the web the traditional way by entering keywords in a classic search box along with a search results page. The launch of the new Bing with ChatGPT technology is a significant development for the tech industry and Microsoft, which aims to dethrone Google and become a leader in AI-powered search engines. The new Bing promises to offer users a more personalized and intuitive experience, and it will be interesting to see how it stacks up against its competitors.
Chinese giant company is also exploring the field of AI
cryptocoin.com As we have reported, it has been announced that the Chinese search giant Baidu has also developed a competitor to OpenAI’s popular language model, ChatGPT. The news created excitement in the market as shares rose 3.2 percent. But industry analysts are wary of the long-term potential of Baidu’s new offering, as companies like Google and Microsoft are poised to launch similar products in the fast-growing AI market.
As the race to develop next-generation AI technology heats up, Google, Microsoft and Baidu will continue to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of search and information. The transition of these companies into the field of artificial intelligence is itself a strategic step for continued growth in a rapidly evolving technology environment.
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