Google Hits the Red Panic Button When Chat GPT Comes Out

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Google said publicly that they were hitting the red panic button when chat GPT came out, there was all hands on deck. And we've heard from, from higher ups in Google just very privately that they feel like they're actually really in trouble to a certain degree. But their public face is, hey, we've got this and we've got the best engineers and anyone who's going to figure it out will be the ones that figure it out. So I think there might be a study at different angle,. you know, Google will need to have on their, you know, GPT type of functionality there versus Microsoft.

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