Microsoft is really hoping that after it has enhanced Bing with well-known ChatGPT artificial intelligence technology, you’ll be interested in using it. According to reports, the IT company will soon launch the search engine with AI enhancements.
The Information claims that Microsoft implemented ChatGPT to better compete with Google while enabling Bing to respond to searches in a more humane manner. ChatGPT’s involvement will probably be on the backend, which means its existence will probably be mostly undetectable by the human user, even though it is unclear how the AI will really be used in the Bing programme. The new AI capability from Microsoft is supposedly going live in March of this year.
Since its mainstream debut last year, ChatGPT has captured the hearts of IT enthusiasts everywhere. The appeal of ChatGPT lies in how well it converses, composes news stories, and organises holiday parties. ChatGPT joins other AI tools that have emerged in 2022, such as LaMDA and DALL-E 2, all of which have had their fair share of issues. Due to ChatGPT’s novelty, the problems aren’t entirely clear yet, but the chat bot’s explosive popularity has caught the attention of Big Tech.
The rapid growth of ChatGPT, which has the ability to upend Silicon Valley much like the monolithic innovations like the iPhone did, has apparently prompted Google to declare a company-wide “code red.” Since ChatGPT is so adept at producing logical language, Google CEO Sundar Pichai is said to have rescheduled meetings in order to focus on examining how ChatGPT and other AI could threaten Google’s main line of business: looking for things.
However, there are many reasons to be sceptical of predictions that ChatGPT or other chatbots like it could soon overtake search engines. OpenAI’s model occasionally made up or manufactured biassed and offensive responses and still has trouble giving factually accurate responses.
Google is undoubtedly feeling the pressure as ChatGPT continues to generate headlines, and Microsoft’s decision to use the AI chatbot to power Bing may change the game. Google is reportedly developing its own AI chatbots, but the corporation is taking precautions. It would probably take some time for millions of consumers to switch from their Google habit and switch to Bing, even if all the flaws were ironed out.
