Last Update: February 07, 2023, 15:56 IST
Microsoft AI event likely to be around Open AI CEO
Microsoft has invested heavily in Open AI, the makers of ChatGPT, and will use their partnership for more products.
Google and Microsoft are set to battle it out in the AI war this week as both the companies showcase their respective ChatGPT-like AI models to the world. While Google has already taken the lead by announcing Bard on Tuesday, Microsoft has finally come out to talk about its secretive AI program on the same day.
As detailed in this report by The Verge, Microsoft will focus the event around AI, where it may share information about its investment in Open AI and how it’s going to integrate ChatGPT into its own products like Bing. going to do The tweet featured both Satya Nadella and Open AI CEO Sam Altman side by side, which suggests that both the tech heads will be part of the event.
Microsoft has invested about $10 billion in Open AI as a part of its partnership for several years. ChatGPT has already been integrated into Microsoft Teams where the AI bot is now tasked with taking notes of all meetings for customers. Many have speculated that Bing is going to be the next product from Microsoft to get ChatGPT integration and we will know more about all this very soon. Surprisingly, this event is not going to be live-streamed but we will keep you updated with the details.
Meanwhile, Google earlier today announced Bard, an experimental conversational AI service powered by LaMDA (Language Model for Conversational Applications). According to the company, it will be used by a group of testers before rolling it out to the public in the coming weeks. Google says this will allow it to offer the chatbot to more users and collect feedback to help address challenges surrounding the quality and accuracy of chatbot responses.
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