ByteDance Ltd., the Chinese tech giant that owns TikTok, is reportedly developing its own AI chatbot named Grace. The company has not officially confirmed the news, but an anonymous spokesperson and employee revealed that the chatbot is based on several large language models. By developing Grace, ByteDance joins the AI race as more and more companies adopt AI technologies. In February, Snapchat launched its GPT chatbot My AI while Google introduced Bard as a rival to ChatGPT. Even Microsoft added Co-pilot to its platforms. ByteDance is now following suit, with reports suggesting the company is also developing another chatbot called Tako. As AI technologies like ChatGPT are unavailable in China, Chinese conglomerates are increasingly investing in the field, with Baidu and Alibaba also launching their own AI chatbots.
TikTok Owner Reportedly Developing Grace Chatbot to Compete in AI Chat Race
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