Developed by OpenAI, artificial intelligence-supported ChatGPT stands out in a unique way in many areas at the same time. It was thought that the chatbot would also get ahead of search engines such as Bing and Google. But with Microsoft’s addition of artificial intelligence to Bing, only Google remained in the background. According to the news that emerged today, Google is adding artificial intelligence features to its structure via Gboard.
Google Gboard will offer artificial intelligence products that offer text-driven images
Technology giant Google lagged behind ChatGPT due to its unique ability to present articles in many fields. In fact, according to some reports, if it continues like this, people may even turn to the chatbot called ChatGPT.
In order to prevent this, Google has started working in the field of artificial intelligence. The technology giant company will serve in the field of artificial intelligence through the virtual keyboard application called Gboard. Accordingly, the application will create images for artificial intelligence users thanks to the entered texts.
Meta has started offering its own AI app!
Meta, the umbrella organization of Facebook and Instagram, took an important step in artificial intelligence and announced the LLAMA application.
This work by Google has just started and is still going on. But in the future, it will be presented to users in its best and advanced form. It is not clear when the artificial intelligence-powered Gboard application will arrive definitively and fully. But it is likely to be announced at the Google I/O event, which is expected to take place in May.
The rapid development and spread of artificial intelligence is pushing the limits of competition between large and advanced companies. In a sense, the increase in diversity for artificial intelligence users is welcomed. On the other hand, he thinks that he will take up the workforce in the future by giving original works in many fields. While this situation is well received by the companies, it will be rather than saying that it scares the employees.
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