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Apr 12, 2023 am 08:31 AM

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Microsoft will integrate ChatGPT into Bing Search within the next few weeks.

And it is the latest GPT-4 version.

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

OpenAI related staff revealed to foreign media Semafor Technology that the biggest feature of this version is that it is faster. It will not Like now, it often takes several minutes to get the results.

In addition, the responses given will be more detailed and more "human".

Many opinions expressed that this move may form a new competitive pattern in the field of Internet search, and Bing search is expected to challenge Google's "big brother" position.

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

In addition to search, Microsoft has just reiterated that all products such as Office Office Family Bucket and cloud computing Azure must integrate ChatGPT. It can be said that there is “All in ChatGPT”That’s it.

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

Now, just ask Google, is it panic? (狗头)

Bing GPT-4, Microsoft OpenAI join forces to "make trouble"

The cooperation between OpenAI and Microsoft began in 2019.

Microsoft, which invested US$1 billion at the time, had the premise of cooperation that it had “the right to commercialize some of OpenAI’s technologies.”

After the recent investment of another US$10 billion, the relationship between the two has become even closer.

After seeing the huge potential of ChatGPT, Microsoft stated last month that it would integrate ChatGPT capabilities into Bing search.

This time, the approximate time has been determined, and the GPT-4 version (this version has not yet been publicly released) will be used.

In order to access search engines for commercialization, the main problem solved by the new version is how to run it faster and more economically.

Currently, the “slowness” of ChatGPT is obvious to all netizens, and complaints can be seen everywhere. (Of course, there are also theories that want users to pay, and they can get up quickly after paying)

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

The good news is that "fast response to queries" will become the biggest feature of GPT-4.

In terms of cost, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman once revealed that each ChatGPT search costs about a few cents.

Regarding Google, although many people have said that Bing’s access to ChatGPT is likely to challenge its dominance in the search field, Google’s attitude is still very “cautious”:

At the beginning In fact, there is no rush to launch a competing product similar to ChatGPT, mainly due to concerns about reputation.

According to CNBC’s news in December last year, in view of the popularity of ChatGPT, Google employees asked executives at an all-hands meeting:

Our own developed LaMDA (large natural language dialogue model) It has been online for a while (but there has not been such a big improvement) , Does it mean that Google has missed the opportunity to develop AI chatbot technology?

In this regard, the big boss Pichai and the head of AI Jeff Dean said that the company has similar capabilities (make a ChatGPT) , but once a problem occurs, the cost will be higher, because it must be guaranteed that the answers users get from Google through AI are worthy of 100% trust.

The implication is that AI similar to ChatGPT is sometimes easy to talk nonsense and give wrong answers (OpenAI CEO admits).

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

But the resulting misleading of users is a greater reputation risk for Google, causing them to be "more conservative than small startups." ".

However, Pichai also said at the meeting:

2023 will be the "turning point" for AI to be used in dialogue and search.

So, despite the risks, Google was "forced" to change its plans.

According to the New York Times, just over a week ago, Pichai and the two founders (Larry Page and Sergey Brin) who had withdrawn from day-to-day management work A meeting was held and the plan to add an AI chatbot to the Google search engine was finally approved.

No, I heard that they have been testing their new chat robot in the past two days.

GPT-4 revealed to be entering Microsofts Bing search, completed within weeks

In addition, in fact, Google did have to take action because their search business has experienced a slowdown in growth:

In 2022, it will only grow by 4% over the previous year, and the growth rate is no longer as fast as the advertising business.

Of course, a skinny camel is also bigger than a horse. According to statistics, although it has declined (89.95%) compared to the past three years, Google search’s global market share in 2022 is still As high as 83.84%.

Bing’s market share will increase from 3.99% to 8.88% in 2022.

One More Thing

Semafor’s exclusive news also revealed that OpenAI also plans to launch a mobile ChatGPT application, hoping to further expand the user base.

ChatGPT, really crazy~

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