Not every company can win big the A.I. war. Here's how big investors are playing the trend.
The investing community can't seem to stop talking about artificial intelligence and what it means for the future of the world since the revolutionary launch of ChatGPT in late November. The conversational chatbot sent off a tidal wave of excitement across the tech world because of its ability to carry on a conversation with users.
Alphabet has devoted research and development resources to AI and machine learning for years, launching products such as its Language Model for Dialogue Applications and BERT, a tool that better understands the search intentions of users. "This is a multi-decade trend and to make the prediction that Google's already moving at a disadvantage to Microsoft I think is a mistake," Munster said. Like Munster and Bierig, Meeks said investors have "unfairly criticized" Alphabet.
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