Google introduced the latest developments and capabilities in AI-powered search at a live event in Paris a while ago. However, the features on display seem to have already created a question mark, as what is shown pales in comparison to what is described in Microsoft’s new Bing announcement recently.Google showcased the future of the search engine at the event. With the demo, “What are the best constellations to look for while watching the stars?” question and the short, summary AI-generated result presented to that question is shown.
“New productive AI features will help us organize complex information and multiple perspectives directly in search results, so you’ll be able to quickly understand the big picture and then continue to explore different angles,” said Prabhakar Raghavan, VP of Google. used his statements. However, it was not specified when this feature will be available.What Google showed was not enough
At this point, Google has provided very limited information on how to integrate artificial intelligence into the search engine. So the lack of information here shows the current difficulties Google is experiencing. The company has yet to launch a direct competitor to chat-based ChatGPT, despite being a leader in AI and slowly incorporating AI features into its search for years. It announced its rival service Bard on Monday, but the system is currently only being tested in closed beta. Bard is targeted for wider rollout in the coming weeks.At today’s event, Google also posted another example of the Bard chatbot asking questions about the pros and cons of buying an electric car. In the light of all this, we can say that Microsoft has taken much more confident steps in the field of artificial intelligence supported search engine with Bing.
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