A statement from Microsoft from a bold article on its website explained that it will soon be making the ChatGPT artificial intelligence robot available on its platforms.
EXPAND OPEN AI PARTNERSHIP
Eric Boyd, Microsoft corporate vice president for AI platforms, wrote that Azure OpenAI is generally available as part of Microsoft’s expansion of its partnership with OpenAI. Azure OpenAI excels as a service where language tools such as GPT-3 and Codex can be used and customized for specific tasks.
The post states that ChatGPT tested on Azure AI infrastructure will soon be available via Azure OpenAI. No release date given.
“ALL TOOLS ARE INCLUDED”
It is emphasized that the tech giant plans to make the chatbot available through the Azure OpenAI service. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said Tuesday at the Wall Street Journal’s panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that the tech giant plans to integrate artificial intelligence products like ChatGPT into all of its tools. “Every Microsoft product will have some of the same AI capabilities to completely transform the product,” Nadella said.
He emphasized that companies such as Microsoft, KPMG, Al Jazeera and Moveworks are already using the Azure OpenAI service. Al Jazeera, for example, uses the service to apply translations, context extraction, and style guides.
DISCLOSURE OF $10 BILLION INVESTMENTS
The ChatGPT announcement came after Microsoft, which previously invested $1 billion in OpenAI in 2019, reported that it was in talks to invest $10 billion in OpenAI by the end of 2022.
In late December, The New York Times reported that Google had issued an internal “Code Red” because of ChatGPT’s growing popularity, and some executives feared that something like ChatGPT could eventually replace Google’s search engine.
EXECUTIVES TALK ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DAVOS
Generative AI isn’t just a Silicon Valley venture, it’s a technology that can invent almost any content you can imagine and type into a text field. It is also gaining attention at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos this week.
Executives have developed wide-ranging applications for new technologies, from using them as programming assistants to taking a step forward in the global race for artificial intelligence and military supremacy.
- In Davos, French politician Jean-Noël Barrot reported that he plans to participate in a panel discussion with Sony Group Corp (6758.T) board members on the impact of the technology.
- Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare Inc, a company that defends websites from cyberattacks and offers other cloud services, emphasized that he sees productive AI as good enough to be a “young programmer” or a “really good thinking partner”. .
- This type of artificial intelligence could have military applications, said Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies Inc, a software provider that helps governments visualize an army’s movements or examine companies’ supply chains, among other things.
- “The idea that something autonomous can produce results is clearly useful for basic warfare,” Karp told Reuters in Davos.
WHAT IS CHATGPT?
ChatGPT has grown in popularity, offering human-like, detailed answers to the questions asked. ChatGPT, which has quickly grown in popularity, has also raised concerns that search engines could be harmed. Chat GPT, a kind of artificial intelligence robot, was admired and reached more than 1 million users in a short time.
Artificial intelligence company OpenAI launched ChatGPT in late November and has seen a meteoric rise in popularity. The chatbot amassed a million users in five days, attracting people with its ability to do everything from writing articles to creating social media posts to writing some kind of code.
The most basic feature of ChatGPT is that it can create real-time answers according to the question asked by the user. ChatGPT answers all unthinkable questions that are asked, understands expressions and answers naturally and fluently.
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