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Google is feeling the ChatGPT threat, and here's its response

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简介Image: Getty ImagesAs the world remains obsessed with ChatGPT, Google plans to offer the public acce...

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As the world remains obsessed with ChatGPT, Google plans to offer the public access to its latest conversational AI and will next week reveal how AI will transform Search, Maps and other apps.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai told investors this week that the company will let people "interact directly" with its newest and most powerful language models as a "companion to search".

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The company has reportedly been scrambling to put together a redesigned Search home page that includes multiple sections for back and forth questions between the user and a Google-made chatbot like ChatGPT, but combined with traditional search results.

Google now appears ready to show off what it's been working on, though it remains to be seen whether it's "Apprentice Bard", the chatbot its been reportedly testing internally that uses Google's own LaMDA conversational chatbot technology.

According to The Verge, Google has also sent media invites to an event on Wednesday, February 8 where it will explain how it's "using the power of AI to reimagine how people search for, explore and interact with information, making it more natural and intuitive than ever before to find what you need." The event will be streamed on YouTube at 8:30am ET.