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No ‘iPhone moment’! Microsoft Bing Search Engine Market Share Barely Budged With ChatGPT Add-On
19Jan By adminNo Comments
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No ‘iPhone moment’! Microsoft Bing Search Engine Market Share Barely Budged With ChatGPT Add-On

[ad_1] When Microsoft Corp. announced it was baking ChatGPT into its Bing search engine last February, bullish analysts declared the move an “iPhone moment” that could upend the search market and chip away at Google's dominance.“The entire search category is now going through a sea change,” Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said at the time. “That opportunity comes very few times.” Almost a year later, the sea has yet to change. The new Bing — powered by OpenAI's generative AI technology — dazzled internet users with conversational replies to queries asked in a natural way. But te, according to data analytics firm StatCounter, up less than 1 percentage point since the ChatGPT announcement.We are now on WhatsApp. Click to join.Bing has long struggled for relevance and attracted more ...
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UK govt’s use of AI for immigration, crime flagged as discriminatory
24Oct By adminNo Comments
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UK govt’s use of AI for immigration, crime flagged as discriminatory

[ad_1] The artificial intelligence (AI) wave has swept the world, with nearly every sector adopting this technology. Over the last few months, we've seen several use cases of AI in fields such as education, finance, healthcare and even agriculture. While this technology is proving its mettle in some areas by allowing to get the work done more efficiently, it has also led to a series of issues pertaining to false information and hallucinations. While world governments are drafting regulations around this technology, it is still being used widely, leading to discriminatory results.Use of AI leading to discriminatory resultsAccording to a report by the Guardian, UK government officials are leveraging AI for various tasks. From flagging up sham marriages to deciding on which pensioners get ...
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Reddit could block Google Search, Bing, if the AI companies don’t pay up to use its data
21Oct By adminNo Comments
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Reddit could block Google Search, Bing, if the AI companies don’t pay up to use its data

[ad_1] Of late, many platforms that manage a large amount of data, especially social media platforms, news websites, and large blog sites have expressed their frustrations at bots being used by companies working with AI to crawl these platforms and scrape their data to train large language models (LLM). Many companies are asking to be paid by AI firms now. Among them is Reddit, whose senior officials recently met with AI companies to strike a deal, however, they have not yet been able to reach any agreement. A report claims that if Reddit cannot reach an agreement soon, it can block bots from crawling its site, even if it means that the platform will get delisted from Google and Bing search engines.According to a report by The Washington Post, a person familiar with the matter said that...
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Google Bard, Bing Search make huge mistakes, inaccurately report ceasefire in Israel
16Oct By adminNo Comments
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Google Bard, Bing Search make huge mistakes, inaccurately report ceasefire in Israel

[ad_1] Since the emergence of OpenAI's ChatGPT in November 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have become extremely popular around the world. This technology puts the whole world's information just a prompt away to tailor as you please. Now, you can even get on Google Search, enter your query and find the answer you've been looking for. Simply ask the AI chatbot and it will present you the answer in a flash. However, the content that AI chatbots present are not always factual and true. In a recent case, two very popular AI chatbots, Google Bard and Microsoft Bing Chat have been accused of providing inaccurate reports on the Israel-Hamas conflict.Let's take a deep dive into it. AI chatbots report false informationAccording to a Bloomberg report, Google's Bard and Microsoft's AI-...
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What is Microsoft’s grouse against Google that led to Satya Nadella’s explosive testimony at the trial?
3Oct By adminNo Comments
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What is Microsoft’s grouse against Google that led to Satya Nadella’s explosive testimony at the trial?

[ad_1] Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was invited to testify as a witness for the US government against Google in a massive antitrust trial. The case will establish whether Google illegally created market dominance to push out rivals from existing and operating in the same way. Interestingly, Microsoft is one of the companies that also claims to be affected by Google's alleged monopolistic practices that have kept it out of the search engine business. But what really is Microsoft's grouse against Google? Turns out, it goes a long way back.Microsoft's rivalry with GoogleToday, Google dominates the search engine segment emphatically. However, it did not really get the early bird treatment when it comes to the space. In fact, Google had competition in this space right from the start. The comp...
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Microsoft AI-powered Bing Chat Enterprise for businesses announced; know how to use it
19Jul By adminNo Comments
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Microsoft AI-powered Bing Chat Enterprise for businesses announced; know how to use it

[ad_1] At its annual Inspire conference on Tuesday, Microsoft announced Bing Chat Enterprise, a version of its AI-powered chatbot with commercial data protection. This move is aimed at empowering organizations that have privacy concerns over generative AI with powerful AI tools with high data protection levels. Along with Bing Chat Enterprise, Microsoft also announced that is rolling out its 365 Copilot to Teams, with a specific focus on Teams calls and chats. Bing Chat EnterpriseThis move comes at a time when big tech companies like Apple and Samsung as well as several banks have placed restrictions on their employees' use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT and 365 Copilot over privacy concerns. ChatGPT explicitly states that unless you opt out, the information you provide might be us...
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