立即打开
ChatGPT开发者将目标瞄向“死气沉沉”的谷歌

ChatGPT开发者将目标瞄向“死气沉沉”的谷歌

CHLOE TAYLOR 2023-02-16
人工智能争夺战愈演愈烈。

OpenAI联合创始人兼CEO山姆·阿尔特曼。图片来源:CHONA KASINGER—BLOOMBERG/GETTY IMAGES

现象级人工智能ChatGPT的开发者OpenAI的掌门人准备彻底颠覆互联网搜索领域。他形容谷歌(Google)的旗舰搜索引擎“死气沉沉”。

近日,在接受科技媒体Stratechery采访时,微软(Microsoft)首席技术官凯文·斯科特和OpenAI首席执行官山姆·阿尔特曼讨论了该科技巨头最新公布的必应(Bing)搜索引擎。

两家公司合作将ChatGPT整合到必应,希望能够全面改造微软互联网搜索工具的能力,挑战竞争对手谷歌的主导地位。

在被问到更新版必应搜索引擎的货币化问题时,阿尔特曼非常看好双方合作所带来的“绝好的”机会。

他表示:“我认为我们在这个领域有许多优势。”然后他表示,人工智能驱动的必应,一定会威胁现有的商业模式及其收入,即使是市场领导者谷歌。

阿尔特曼说道:“如果我是一家死气沉沉的搜索引擎垄断公司的领导者,想到搜索货币化即将面对的真正挑战,还有新的广告模式的挑战,甚至要承受临时下行压力,我可能会很痛苦。”

《财富》杂志未能联系到谷歌代表发表意见。

谷歌的“红色警报”

OpenAI极其先进的聊天机器人能够完成写演讲稿、创建有三道菜的菜单甚至通过MBA考试等要求,它的巨大突破使其成为目前史上增长最快的消费者应用,这也引起了大型科技公司的注意。

在微软上个月宣布在OpenAI投资100亿美元同时,ChatGPT的发布促使科技巨头谷歌和中国同行百度(Baidu)加快了开发力度,纷纷推出竞品。

据媒体报道,ChatGPT的发布甚至触发了谷歌的“红色警报”。

谷歌母公司Alphabet计划将其自己的人工智能聊天机器人Bard,整合到旗舰搜索引擎中,与新必应进行竞争。

早些时候,Alphabet首席执行官桑达尔·皮查伊在一篇博客中表示,Bard将在几周内公开发布。

然而,Alphabet已经遭遇了挫折。上周三,Bard在首次公开露面后出现错误,导致Alphabet的市值缩水了超1,000亿美元。(财富中文网)

翻译:刘进龙

审校:汪皓

现象级人工智能ChatGPT的开发者OpenAI的掌门人准备彻底颠覆互联网搜索领域。他形容谷歌(Google)的旗舰搜索引擎“死气沉沉”。

近日,在接受科技媒体Stratechery采访时,微软(Microsoft)首席技术官凯文·斯科特和OpenAI首席执行官山姆·阿尔特曼讨论了该科技巨头最新公布的必应(Bing)搜索引擎。

两家公司合作将ChatGPT整合到必应,希望能够全面改造微软互联网搜索工具的能力,挑战竞争对手谷歌的主导地位。

在被问到更新版必应搜索引擎的货币化问题时,阿尔特曼非常看好双方合作所带来的“绝好的”机会。

他表示:“我认为我们在这个领域有许多优势。”然后他表示,人工智能驱动的必应,一定会威胁现有的商业模式及其收入,即使是市场领导者谷歌。

阿尔特曼说道:“如果我是一家死气沉沉的搜索引擎垄断公司的领导者,想到搜索货币化即将面对的真正挑战,还有新的广告模式的挑战,甚至要承受临时下行压力,我可能会很痛苦。”

《财富》杂志未能联系到谷歌代表发表意见。

谷歌的“红色警报”

OpenAI极其先进的聊天机器人能够完成写演讲稿、创建有三道菜的菜单甚至通过MBA考试等要求,它的巨大突破使其成为目前史上增长最快的消费者应用,这也引起了大型科技公司的注意。

在微软上个月宣布在OpenAI投资100亿美元同时,ChatGPT的发布促使科技巨头谷歌和中国同行百度(Baidu)加快了开发力度,纷纷推出竞品。

据媒体报道,ChatGPT的发布甚至触发了谷歌的“红色警报”。

谷歌母公司Alphabet计划将其自己的人工智能聊天机器人Bard,整合到旗舰搜索引擎中,与新必应进行竞争。

早些时候,Alphabet首席执行官桑达尔·皮查伊在一篇博客中表示,Bard将在几周内公开发布。

然而,Alphabet已经遭遇了挫折。上周三,Bard在首次公开露面后出现错误,导致Alphabet的市值缩水了超1,000亿美元。(财富中文网)

翻译:刘进龙

审校:汪皓

The executive at the helm of OpenAI, maker of A.I. phenomenon ChatGPT, has labeled Google’s flagship search engine “lethargic” as he gears up to completely disrupt the internet search business.

In an interview with technology newsletter Stratechery published on Wednesday, Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, discussed the tech giant’s newly unveiled Bing search engine.

The two companies have partnered to incorporate ChatGPT into Bing, in a bid to totally overhaul the capabilities of Microsoft’s internet search tool and challenge the dominance of rival Google.

Asked about the monetization of the updated Bing engine, Altman was bullish about the “fabulous” opportunities the joint venture presented.

“I think there’s so much upside for both of us here,” he said, before suggesting that the A.I.-powered Bing would certainly pose a threat to existing models and their revenues—even when it came to market leader Google.

“If I were sitting on a lethargic search monopoly and had to think about a world where there was going to be a real challenge to the way that monetization of this works and new ad units, and maybe even a temporary downward pressure, I would not feel great about that,” Altman said.

Representatives for Google were not immediately available for comment when contacted by Fortune.

‘Code red’ at Google

OpenAI’s highly sophisticated chatbot, which is capable of fulfilling requests from writing speeches to creating a three-course menu to passing MBA exams, is so groundbreaking that it is now the fastest-growing consumer app in history—and Big Tech has taken note.

While Microsoft announced a $10 billion investment in OpenAI last month, ChatGPT’s release has sent tech giants Google and Chinese counterpart Baidu scrambling to build and release their own rivals to the technology.

ChatGPT’s release reportedly even triggered a “code red” at Google.

Google parent company Alphabet plans to incorporate its own offering, called Bard, into its flagship search engine in a bid to challenge the so-called new Bing.

Earlier this week, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said in a blog post Bard will be released to the public within a few weeks.

However, the journey has already been bumpy for Alphabet, as $100 billion was wiped off its market value after Bard made a mistake in its very first public outing on Wednesday.

热读文章
热门视频
扫描二维码下载财富APP