Re:Bing sees 15.8% boost in visits following GPT-4 push, as ...
by nirav72 on Friday March 24, 2023 @05:55PM
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The thing that I don’t understand is that google had every advantage in this AI race. They have the largest amount of training data than anyone. Not just internet data. But also geospatial data, video, images and books. Among other collected data. Including a huge lead and deep pockets for research. Yet, somehow they got caught off guard.
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Re:Bing sees 15.8% boost in visits following GPT-4 push, as ...
by cowthulhu on Friday March 24, 2023 @06:05PM
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That’s what kills me about this. They’re like, the kings of data - they’ve got (arguably) the best web scraper, as well as tons and tons of compute and consumer data. And some company famous for making a DOTA bot beat them to the punch by a huge margin? That’s pretty pathetic IMHO.
Re:Bing sees 15.8% boost in visits following GPT-4 push, as ...
by techmba on Friday March 24, 2023 @06:38PM
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i assume googlers are busy estimating golfballs, answering trick sql questions, and asking each other DEI questions all day. Their PM interviews seem to imply that. Ive never seen a company with that many people resting and vesting ever. I have friends who are PMO at google… they have to waste time with each groups bs processes and management overheard in order to move anything along.
that company needs a massive purge and focus towards execution.
hopefully they can sundar and that cfo. google is a shell of what it once was.
Re:Bing sees 15.8% boost in visits following GPT-4 push, as ...
by gniv on Monday March 27, 2023 @03:34AM
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Execs were too conservative and didn't realize the potential. They had a chatbot years ago but didn't release it. See for example this article: https://www.businessinsider.com/google-ai-chatbot-chatgpt-ye...
(Noam Shazeer is one of the authors of the Transformer paper.)