Some members of the Tech Giant collective (aka The Big Five – Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft) are embroiled in an AI war of sorts, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT is at the centre of the battlefield.💻
Not to be outdone,
Now Microsoft confirmed it would include OpenAI’s next-generation language model in its search engine, Bing.The model used to power the “new Bing” is said to be more powerful than the standard ChatGPT.The language model will be customised specifically for search, according to Microsoft: “These groundbreaking new search experiences are possible because [we have] committed to building Azure into an AI supercomputer for the world,” Microsoft said.ChatGPT is taking the world by storm – the viral AI bot explainedUsers can sign up for the waitlist by going to Bing.com. However, certain functions are live to the public already.
It took a while for the new AI-powered Bing section to load. But we got there eventually once the algorithm sprung into action.So, in short, you might have been fooled by several headlines that Bing will be the next ChatGPT. We’re really not there yet…AI: Mitigating risks and pitfallsAI is, after all, only as clever as the humans who use it. That said, OpenAI has been implementing safeguards to curb the creation of harmful content.
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