ChatGPT, which shocked the whole world with what it could do and reached millions of users in its first days, was also on the radar of technology giants. But while some supported this artificial intelligence bot, some were against it. For example, Google had issued a red code for ChatGPT.
Today, surprise news came from Microsoft, Google’s biggest rival, on the internet. According to information shared by The Information, Microsoft has started working on integrating ChatGPT into its search engine Bing.
In fact, this was predictable, and his work had begun years ago:
Microsoft’s collaboration with OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, was highly predictable. Because Microsoft is OpenAI’s biggest investor and probably its biggest influencer.
The company’s efforts to bring artificial intelligence support to Bing actually started in 2019. Microsoft had partially integrated GPT, the first version of today’s ChatGPT, into its search engine. The artificial intelligence was trying to suggest a continuation of searches typed into the search bar.
The new ChatGPT integration, which is stated to be implemented soon by Microsoft, will be responsible for providing answers in the search results in Bing. So when you ask a question to the search engine, ChatGPT’s answer will be shown in the results.
According to The Information, the ChatGPT-Bing integration will come to life before March. Moreover, Bing will turn into a one-stop shop for free to use ChatGPT, which will soon be paid.
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