- Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, told investors the company would make its language models available.
- He said on the Thursday call that AI "is the most profound technology" the company is working on.
Google is keen to show the company is still "AI-first."
Its CEO, Sundar Pichai, $4 on Thursday that AI "is the most profound technology" the company is working on. His comments came several years after he spoke about $4.
Pichai said on Thursday that the tech giant was planning to make its language models, starting with Google's Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA), available for users to "engage directly" with.
"Very soon, people will be able to interact directly with our newest, most powerful language model as a companion to Search, in experimental and innovative ways," he said.
OpenAI released a chatbot based on a large language model, ChatGPT, in November. The chatbot $4 and sparked a general interest in generative AI.
Back in December, Google's management issued a "code red" amid the launch of the OpenAI's chatbot, $4
Microsoft, an investor in OpenAI, is $4 planning to launch a version of Bing that incorporates the tech behind $4 The feature, which aims to provide users with answers to some searches rather than just displaying relevant links, could surface by the end of March, $4.
Google also $4 plans to demo a version of Google Search with $4
Google employees are also testing potential challengers to ChatGPT. The bot, "Apprentice Bard," uses Google's LaMDA technology, $4 reported, citing sources and internal communication seen by the publication.
Google did not respond to Insider's request for further comment made outside normal working hours.