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.
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