OpenAI is planning to expand the use of its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, by turning it into a supersmart personal assistant for work. The company is expected to focus its commercial efforts on the technology and plans to build AI copilots for use in the workplace. OpenAI is responsible for developing the technology behind ChatGPT, which was later used in Microsoft’s Copilot, and Microsoft is the company’s primary business partner, investor, and cloud provider. The move to expand the use of ChatGPT may become a problem for Microsoft, as OpenAI is pitching to the same customers as Microsoft’s sales team, and the technology could compete with new Bing. However, Google could also face stiff competition from OpenAI, which is turning its chatbot into a smart personal assistant for work.
Microsoft may face issue with ‘ChatGPT’ in near future
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