The Pathfinder of Artificial Intelligence

C hatGPT and Bing are a new era of search engine s "This is a new day for search," said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Microsoft has been trying to get you to use Bing for 13 years now, but you don't want to, so its global market share is still in the low single digits. Now the company is doing everything possible to better compete with Google. At a press conference, Microsoft announced the integration of the Open air GMT-4 model into Bing, which has long been rumored, providing a ChatGPT -like job in the search engine. The company is also launching a new version of its Edge browser with these new artificial intelligence features built into the sidebar. Bing ChatGPT includes the most up-to-date data As expected, the new Bing now has the option to start a chat on its toolbar, which then takes you to a ChatGPT-like dialog. One important point should be noted here: while the OpenAI ChatGPT bot was trained on data that only covers 2021, the Bing version is much more up-to-date

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N eural networks are, perhaps, the main hype of recent months. Mind travel and stable diffusion easily create works of art and paintings that are not inferior to those painted by hand. However, artificial intelligence is not only visual. The chatbot is able to accurately and informatively answer almost any of your questions and not only. Let's figure out how ChatPGT works and what its capabilities are. ChatGPT is a language model created by the American company OpenAI. Since 2011, the company has been conducting research in several areas using machine learning methods. For example, in 2017, the company introduced OpenAI Five, a program that was able to beat the champions of The International 2018 in Dota 2.           Team OG and the OpenAI dev team One of the company's key areas is a natural language processing algorithm called GPT. The GPT-1 version used the Books Corpus dataset for training — about 7000 unpublished books. The next version, GT-2, used even more data. In Novem