If data has earned the term ‘new oil’, artificial intelligence (AI) may well be the next ‘gold rush’. The starting gun was given a few years ago, but the launch of ChatGPT, thanks to OpenAI, gave speed to a race with marathon contours. The potential of AI has been talked about for a long time, but attention has focused on one aspect in particular, generative, which manages to create a wide range of data, such as images, videos, audio, text or even 3D. models And it was made accessible to the public.
ChatGPT falls into this category. OpenAI wasn’t the first to work on a large language model (LLM), but it was the one that got millions of people interacting with an AI model overnight. It’s the so-called “iPhone moment” of this technology, when something becomes so familiar and easy to use that most people easily recognize it. Sam Altman’s company, which has a major partner and investor in Microsoft, has become the talk of the world and also has a target on its back. Google, which has been working in the AI field for years, had to respond quickly to the challenge and came up with a rival for ChatGPT, Bard.
Google responds to the ChatGPT phenomenon with the launch of the artificial intelligence-based chat service Bard
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Source: Observadora
