Chat GPT it is definitely the chatbot of the moment. Thanks to machine learning techniques carried out on large amounts of data, ChatGPT is able to largely interpret the questions asked by users and respond in a very natural way, generating articulated and complex sentences that make sense.
Over the past few weeks, ChatGPT has been put to the test on a variety of topics, demonstrating how artificial intelligence and machine learning are truly the future, especially as server processing power increases. In fact, many have found themselves using ChatGPT to create texts to then exploit to their advantage, so much so that the creators have created a digital watermark to recognize the texts generated by the tool, in order to demonstrate the origin of the article.
The company behind the ChatGPT chatbot, Open AIis a non-profit organization dedicated to researching solutions based on artificial intelligence that has received a investment of one billion dollars from Microsoft and other companies interested in this technology. Just the Redmond company, according to what was reported by colleagues from The Informationwould be willing to integrate ChatGPT within its search engine Bing.
Microsoft Bing is certainly not as widespread as its direct competitor Google, but this particular integration could capture people’s interest and the nature of ChatGPT could also change the user experience in a rather evident way, which could find itself having real conversations and not just receive simple search results. The transition will be gradual, with a test phase for a small number of people by the end of the year and then expanding over the following months. Obviously, we imagine that the use of ChatGPT could possibly be excluded based on user preferences, perhaps by topic or in general. For the moment, we just have to wait for further official communications from the company.
