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Microsoft and OpenAI’s Unlikely Collaboration Powers the AI Boom
Discover the intriguing partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, but with tensions and ambiguities. Both companies compete for sales in the same market.
ChatGPT and Google Bard Adoption Remains Surprisingly Low
Discover the surprising results of a recent Morgan Stanley study on AI chatbot adoption, which found low engagement, with only 19% using ChatGPT and 9% using Google Bard.
Recent Survey Shows Low Adoption Rates for ChatGPT and Bard
A recent survey by Morgan Stanley shows low adoption rates of AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT and Bard. Only 19% used ChatGPT and 9% used Bard, with majority expressing unwillingness to use them. The analysts suggest these low rates are due to chatbots being in early stages, but they are useful in e-commerce and can boost revenue. Improvements in functionality and user-friendliness will increase adoption rates. For now, most people still use search engines for online tasks like shopping.
Misconceptions About ChatGPT and Its Potential Threat to Search Engines
Learn why generative AI like ChatGPT won't replace search engines like Google. Combining search and AI is key to unlocking enterprise knowledge and boosting productivity.
The Only Scenario Where Supporting ChatGPT Makes Sense
AI model ChatGPT impresses users by recalling movies based on vague descriptions. While some see the benefits of its comprehension of ambiguous prompts, others worry about inaccuracies. ChatGPT offers a convenient option for recalling movies, but caution should be taken when relying on AI models.