Microsoft chases Google with ChatGPT-powered Bing
Microsoft reportedly is integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT technology into Bing as it looks to boost its search engine's capabilities to challenge Google.citing the usual unnamed sources, Microsoft – which in 2019 invested $1 billion in OpenAI and is using the startup's technologies in Azure – could launch a ChatGPT-backed version of Bing before the end of March.
OpenAI could use the artificial intelligence capabilities in ChatGPT to enable Bing to not only return a list of search results but also to answer users' search questions in a human-like fashion. The technology is the latest component of OpenAI larger GPT efforts to make AI more human.last November, which interacts in a conversational way and generated a lot of buzz when the company opened it up for the public to try out for free.
It's similar to InstructGPT, which uses the same Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback training method and is aimed at following an instruction in a prompt and delivering a detailed response., the plan was to create a hardware and software platform within Azure to drive what the smaller company called artificial general intelligence . According to, part of that investment also included the ability for Microsoft to use some of OpenAI's technology for Bing.
Microsoft is hoping that the introduction of ChatGPT will enable it to chip away at Google's overwhelming lead in search, with the Chocolate Factory owning more thanwith OpenAI to invest even more in the startup, which was founded in 2015.
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