Google’s Secret Weapon To Destroy OpenAI For Good (#159)
Sep 26, 2023
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Google's Bard extensions may have given them an advantage over OpenAI in the AI industry. The hosts discuss the legal implications of this advantage and how OpenAI plans to combat it. They also talk about the dynamics between OpenAI and Google, likening it to a high school rivalry. In addition, they explore the idea of adding checks and balances to open source models and discuss rumors, multimodal technology, and Google's data advantage.
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Google's Gemini, powered by multimodal capabilities, aims to integrate various AI interactions into a single platform, positioning Google as a leader in onboarding users to AI without their awareness.
Google's access to extensive data from YouTube transcripts gives them a significant advantage in training AI models, enabling them to offer advanced features like trip planning, map browsing, and content search through the integration of AI-based chatbot, Google Bard.
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Google and OpenAI in a Battle for AI Dominance
Google and OpenAI are engaged in a competition to dominate the field of artificial intelligence. Google recently announced Gemini, their large language model designed to compete with OpenAI's GPT-4. Gemini, powered by multimodal capabilities, is being tested with consumers and aims to integrate various AI interactions into a single platform. On the other hand, OpenAI is responding to Google's announcement by preparing a faster launch of their own multimodal offering with GPT-5. The availability of extensive data from YouTube transcripts gives Google a significant advantage in training their AI models. Additionally, Google Bard's extensions further solidify their dominance by providing users with seamless access to Google's suite of applications, such as maps, flights, and hotels. This strategic move positions Google as the front-runner in onboarding users to AI without them even realizing it.
The Power of Google's Data Advantage
Google's access to vast amounts of data, particularly from YouTube, gives them a significant edge over OpenAI. By training their models on YouTube transcripts, Google harnesses a wealth of knowledge and information that other competitors lack. This advantage enables Google to offer users advanced features and services, such as planning trips, browsing maps, and accessing extensive video content, with the integration of AI-based chatbot, Google Bard. This integration of AI capabilities with existing Google applications provides users with an unparalleled experience, enhancing productivity and convenience.
Google Bard Extensions: Expanding on AI-Enhanced Applications
Google Bard's extensions serve as a gateway to a multitude of AI-enhanced applications within Google's ecosystem. Users can seamlessly access flights, hotels, maps, and more, transforming their planning and organizational experiences. By leveraging the power of AI, Google Bard extensions simplify tasks like itinerary creation and content search within personal files and emails. This advancement offers users a comprehensive, AI-driven solution that significantly improves productivity and efficiency.
The Battle for AI Dominance Extends to Microsoft
The competition between Google and OpenAI for AI dominance is not limited to these two tech giants. Microsoft also recognizes the importance of AI and has made significant investments in OpenAI. To remain competitive, Microsoft is expected to develop their own AI solutions, including enhancements to their Office suite, ensuring they can provide AI-driven features and excellent user experiences. This ongoing battle will shape the future of AI adoption and integration across major technology platforms.
Kipp and Kieran dive into the on-going AI wars between Bard and OpenAI and why Bard may have the upper hand. Learn more on the legal implications of Google’s advantage in the AI industry, the power of Google's Bard extensions launch, and how OpenAI will combat it.