On February 8, Google will introduce an AI version of the search engine as a response to ChatGPT
Google is preparing for the premiere a revised version of the search engine based on AI technologies. It will be presented to the general public on February 8 as part of the Live from Paris event. Information about this was published on Google’s YouTube channel.
The message states that Google has decided to rethink the search process. According to Mashable journalists, the presentation scheduled for February 8 will be the search giant’s answer to the ChatGPT bot, created by OpenAI specialists, which is rapidly gaining popularity.
The other day, the NYT published an article about the ‘code red’ that was introduced internally by Google after the launch of ChatGPT. The management of the company believes that the neural network from OpenAI poses a threat to the search business. This week, CNBC reported that Google has begun testing several AI tools, including the Apprentice Bard chatbot.
During a conference call for investors, the company’s CEO Sundar Pichai hinted that Google has big plans for AI. Preparations for the introduction of AI tools into the company’s products began in 2022. The Live from Paris event is hosted by Google in the fall. Its postponement to early February shows that the company wants to give a decent response to ChatGPT as soon as possible.
