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9 questions: Stalin, Covid to Mona Lisa, how Microsoft’s new AI search responded

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9 questions: Stalin, Covid to Mona Lisa, how Microsoft’s new AI search responded

[ad_1] Artificial Intelligence has been at the forefront of news over the past few weeks. While OpenAi, with its ChatGPT, was initially hogging the headlines along with Microsoft, now Google has rolled out its own AI Chatbot.The job of a chatbot is to make the user's life easier in one way or the other. It is a tool that can be of tremendous utility provided the questions put to it are properly phrased. Otherwise, as the old saying goes, garbage in, garbage out. To find that out, Bloomberg put Microsoft's search engine Bing, backed by technology from OpenAI maker ChatGPT, to the test and here is how it responded to questions. "Microsoft Corp.'s new OpenAI-powered Bing search fares pretty well with a conversation about choosing a Seattle restaurant and queries that involve combining two...

Microsoft Unveils Bing Search Engine Using OpenAI’s ChatGPT-like technology

[ad_1] Microsoft Corp. unveiled new versions of its Bing internet-search engine and Edge browser powered by the newest technology from ChatGPT maker OpenAI, aiming to gain ground on Google's web-search juggernaut by being first to offer a more conversational alternative for finding answers on the web and creating content.“This technology is going to reshape pretty much every software category,” Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said at an event Tuesday at the company's Redmond, Washington, headquarters. It's “high time” innovation was restored to internet search, he said. The new Bing, which runs on an OpenAI language model that is more advanced than the one behind ChatGPT, can be switched in and out of chat mode, and users can tap the bot to compose emails. The new Edge ...

Google Releases ChatGPT Rival AI ‘Bard’ to Early Testers

[ad_1] Alphabet Inc.'s Google is getting its ChatGPT competitor ready for primetime. The company said on Monday that its new conversational AI service, called Bard, would be opening up to trusted testers, and that it is readying the service for the public “in the coming weeks.” The service aims to generate detailed answers when given simple prompts, such as what to make for lunch or how to plan a friend's baby shower. “We'll combine external feedback with our own internal testing to make sure Bard's responses meet a high bar for quality, safety, and groundedness in real-world information,” Alphabet Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai said in a blog post announcing the news. “We're excited for this phase of testing to help us continue to learn and improve Bard's quality and speed...