Microsoft CEO revealed their plans with OpenAI
Microsoft's CEO announces plans to use OpenAI to power Bing, competing with Google in the search engine market.
Ever since ChatGPT has been released, it has gathered so much attention. Google has started to create a strong rival for it and now we have more information regarding Microsoft's plans. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently discussed the company's future AI aspirations in an interview. Soon, OpenAI, the startup that created ChatGPT, will power Microsoft's Bing search engine.
Microsoft CEO revealed their plans with OpenAI
Their announcement focuses on using AI to reinvent the search engine. Using Bing as a co-pilot for the web, Microsoft has included ChatGPT into its search models, enabling users to communicate following inquiries. Users will be able to summarize a website or document they are looking for on Edge with just one prompt, for example. According to Microsoft, this is made possible by a variety of features working together.
According to Nadella, Microsoft and OpenAI have a complex relationship. They have developed the foundational technology upon which OpenAI is based over the last four years. Microsoft will ensure that OpenAI abides by its set of standards since OpenAI is all about safety in AI (and incorporate it for engineering models). The business declares that it will produce for their upcoming models
