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Success of AI-powered rivals ChatGPT and Bing Chat has forced its hand, but release brings risks for tech giantCan Google save its golden goose or will it simply kill it trying? That’s the question that lurks behind the launch of the company’s Bard chatbot, hurriedly announced after the overnight success of ChatGPT in early 2023.With Bard, Google has to walk a tightrope: offer users an experience that can compete with the AI-powered Bing Chat and ChatGPT without cannibalising its eno

From Gmail to Office 365, AI is about to become deeply integrated into the apps we use every dayDon’t get TechScape delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the full article hereWhat are the tipping points for an AI boom?Some are clear in hindsight.The Copilot, powered by GPT-4 from OpenAI, will sit alongside Microsoft 365 apps much like an assistant (remember Clippy?), appearing in the sidebar as a chatbot that allows Office users to summon it to generate text in documents, create PowerPoint

From Gmail to Office 365, AI is about to become deeply integrated into the apps we use every day. Here’s howDon’t get TechScape delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the full article hereWhat are the tipping points for an AI boom?Some are clear in hindsight.The Copilot, powered by GPT-4 from OpenAI, will sit alongside Microsoft 365 apps much like an assistant (remember Clippy?), appearing in the sidebar as a chatbot that allows Office users to summon it to generate text in documents,

From Tuesday users can join waiting list for access to technology that firm hopes will rival Bing Chat and ChatGPTGoogle’s Bard chatbot is launching on Tuesday in the UK and US, as the company completes its dash to release a competitor to Bing Chat and ChatGPT.It is seen as a do-or-die moment for the company, whose profitable web search service risks being outcompeted by artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots – even if those chatbots currently have problems in consistently returning a

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