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ChatGPT is a joint venture between Google and Stanford, that bridges the gap between AI and humans, allowing AI agents to realistically mimic human behavior. Led by Joon Sung Park of Stanford, the research team have been able to develop AI agents with lifelike behavior and capabilities to act on personal motivations. As a result, these agents can complete impressive tasks like organizing Valentine's Day parties and competing with human workers. ChatGPT is a revolutionary AI technology that has the potential to reshape future gaming, simulations, and other AI-related tech.

Google is consolidating its AI research labs – Google Brain and DeepMind – into a unified unit and has repositioned itself to remain competitive in the ever expanding AI industry. CEO Sundar Pichai expressed his belief that the move will accelerate progress in AI and Jeff Dean, Google’s Chief Scientist will be leading the way for both Google Research and Google DeepMind. Venture Beat’s mission is to focus on successful AI integration and optimisation with its ‘Transform 2023’ event in SF.

Google DeepMind is an artificial intelligence research unit created by consolidating Google Brain and DeepMind. With world-class experts and Google's powerful infrastructure, Google hopes to accelerate advancements in AI. Google Research will remain independent and focus on advancing AI theory, privacy, security and more. By unifying their resources, DeepMind led by Demis Hassabis promises a responsible and ethical AI breakthrough.

. Google's new AI chatbot, Bard, was meant to make complex topics simpler, but has instead prompted a $100 billion drop in market value due to an inaccuracy in their promotional video. They have faced criticism for their lack of information in Google searches, and their reluctance to prioritize AI ethics. With 80,000 employees providing negative feedback upon testing, Google released it with clear notifications. Competitors like Microsoft and OpenAI's ChatGPT have raised concerns, and Google's former AI ethicality leader has expressed her frustration. With clearer focus on AI ethics and transparency, Google can compete with the best.

. Google's new AI chatbot, Bard, was meant to make complex topics simpler, but has instead prompted a $100 billion drop in market value due to an inaccuracy in their promotional video. They have faced criticism for their lack of information in Google searches, and their reluctance to prioritize AI ethics. With 80,000 employees providing negative feedback upon testing, Google released it with clear notifications. Competitors like Microsoft and OpenAI's ChatGPT have raised concerns, and Google's former AI ethicality leader has expressed her frustration. With clearer focus on AI ethics and transparency, Google can compete with the best.