ChatGPT has struck out as a popular AI writing tool, and Google is seemingly working on its own as well.
ChatGPT has struck out as a popular AI writing tool, and Google is seemingly working on its own as well.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which has made numerous headlines and amassed over 100 million users since it was opened for public access, is soon set to get a new rival from the house of Google. Word on the same was announced on Thursday by Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google and its parent holding company, Alphabet. During the call, Pichai detailed the key role that artificial intelligence (AI) and tools powered by AI will play at Google going forward, and the work that the company is doing in this regard.
In an earnings call with analysts, Pichai said, “More than six years ago, I first spoke about Google being an AI-first company.
