[JokerZida]

As-Salam Alykum and Hi 👋

Since the advent of the ChatGPT artificial intelligence program that can answer most of your questions directly, concern has appeared for Google, the largest search engine in the world, to compete with it or even to expel it from the arena, so what happened 👀?

In the beginning, the number of ChatGPT users reached more than 100 million, and this is the number that the founding company said it expected to get this achievement after about 5 years.
After that, Microsoft, one of the largest investors in the OpenAI company, announced that it is working to integrate the program into all its programs, especially the Bing search engine, where you can ask the engine about anything you need via the chat feature and it will answer.
In addition to merging it with the Microsoft Edge browser, one of its new features is the ability to summarize articles with the click of a button, and other features.

All this worried Google, so it announced its next program called Bard 👀, which surprised the masses by being incomplete and giving inaccurate answers to your questions.
"It seems that Google hastened to launch it, as it was scheduled to be launched next summer."

Please share with us, what you think of artificial intelligence programs. And how will the future be with them?!

[Saka]

I've read an analysis recently that Google is actually not doing too well in terms on innovation. They've become complacent and the CEO has made some bad decisions.

If I find the source I'll share it.

[DoctorEldritch]

I want to say I'd got for an AI that is less likely to rebel against humanity. Too bad so far they are both equally suspicious.

[gohan]

Originally Posted by Saka

I've read an analysis recently that Google is actually not doing too well in terms on innovation. They've become complacent and the CEO has made some bad decisions.

If I find the source I'll share it.

@Saka you are right
google ai was not ready yet and made fatel error at the Launch event
costing google over 100 billion $