ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, started to serve in many areas in a short time and became popular. So much so that the function of the chatbot in many areas scares people to take their jobs. But a more important point was brought up by Gmail creator Paul Buccheit. According to Buccheit, ChatGPT could knock out the Google search engine. So how will this be? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
ChatGPT will dethrone the Google search engine
ChatGPT has reached large masses, gaining users from all over the world shortly after its creation. While the chatbot was preparing texts in different fields in a unique language, many people’s professions were endangered at this point. But Gmail creator Paul Buccheit also announced that alarm bells were ringing for Google.
Buccheit believes that thanks to the knowledge uploaded to ChatGPT, preparing texts in many different fields will get ahead of hundreds of sites offered by Google. But he believes that he will do this not in a short time, but after a year or two, that is, after he develops himself more.
The Chinese-style ChatGPT is coming! Here are the first details
Chinese technology company Baidu has announced that it will develop its own chatbot like ChatGPT! It is said to be released in March.
On the other hand, Google continues its work in the field of artificial intelligence rapidly. So much so that even the company’s design of a ChatGPT-style artificial intelligence tool in a short time may be insufficient to get ahead of OpenAI. Because even now ChatGPT’s original content in many areas is pushing back many bots on Google.
Besides Google, Chinese social media platform Baidu also continues its work in this area. Baidu recently announced that a Chinese-style ChatGPT will be released in March at the latest. Microsoft announced that it has invested approximately $10 billion in the development of ChatGPT.
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