Google to launch a chatbot that will surpass ChatGPT
ChatGPT has blown the internet ever since it was released. Now Google has some plans to surpass that robot. Here are all the details.
Ever since ChatGPT was released, it blown the internet. People loved a smart robot and used it in many intesting ways. These days many innovations happen in artificial intelligence market. In that sense Google now has rolled up its sleeves to offer their own robor. Google's artificial intelligence division, DeepMind, plans to release a competitor to the ChatGPT chatbot this year, according to its founder, Demis Hassabis.
Google to launch a chatbot that will surpass ChatGPT
DeepMind's Sparrow chatbot reportedly has features that OpenAI's ChatGPT lacks, including the ability to cite resources through reinforcement learning. But Hassabis warned of the potential dangers of powerful AI technology. Speaking to Time magazine, Hassabis said that Sparrow could be released as a private beta in 2023, but that artificial intelligence is "on the verge" of reaching a level where it could cause significant harm to humanity.
When it comes to very powerful technologies (and, frankly, AI will be one of the most powerful ever), we need to be careful. The release of ChatGPT last year has been characterized as a milestone for the advancement of artificial intelligence. Some have argued that the general-purpose language model could revolutionize industries and even replace popular tools like Google's search engine.
