Microsoft and OpenAI Working on ChatGPT-Powered Bing

That's not really surprizing given the fact that Microsoft invested about 1 Billion dollars in OpenAI in 2019.
 
That's not really surprizing given the fact that Microsoft invested about 1 Billion dollars in OpenAI in 2019.
I know, but I expected that the Google will lunch one of their AI models first..
 
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Finally. That's what we need. I hope it's going to be a very, very tough time for Google, and I hope that we as users benefit from it.
 
I'm glad that this gives Microsoft a shot at leveling the playing field a bit. Both as a user and as a marketeer.

Google might finally get some competition.
Finally, it's about time someone did that. What happens when Google has its own AI model to answer queries and eliminate all the links? :confused:
 
Finally, it's about time someone did that. What happens when Google has its own AI model to answer queries and eliminate all the links? :confused:
They lose tons of Adsense revenue and are 2nd to market after Bing. Not the first time, though.
 
Here we go... Microsoft is preparing to launch a version of its Bing search engine that uses the artificial intelligence behind ChatGPT to answer some search queries rather than just showing a list of links.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...hopes-openai-s-chatbot-will-make-bing-smarter
It's just the start and G will answer accordingly. I think we are seeing here a disruptive change how SEs work, at least and only fow now for simpler questions. It is right now only answering 90 % correctly is not a thing, imho.

What are you doing if you don't find in the SERP what you are looking for? SEs can now answer your question, replicate and adapt, SEs can fact-check against their top SERPs and verify the answer of the language model. They might provide an immediate easy-to-use answer, accompanied by a probability how correct the answer is. For questions in the class "how long does a hard boiled egg take" (and partially do already, just a sample) they can provide a almost 100% correct answer. No need to look on the SERP. Sufficient for many cases, right? Or giving already a first orientation. "How quantum mechanic works in easy words" difficult with SERPs, not with advanced LMs. What is coming after ChatGPT (GPT 3.5)? What about persisting/caching the correct answer to reduce computational costs? What about answering many things and only leaving complicated questions to the user/SERPs?

I am sure that very soon a political and serious debate will start about copyrights - not about the literal word, but about facts and information. At least I really hope so, including new laws and regulation.
 
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I love me some competition for Google. Let's get this going Microsoft and Bing.
 
My expectations was that Microsoft would adopt this as part of their Bing search. But I don't see any stiff competition for Google. By that I mean they can't eat up more than 10% of their search share.
 
Could be interesting market share grab but I dont see google being too long behind with their own models
 
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