{"id":602201,"date":"2023-01-28T07:48:41","date_gmt":"2023-01-28T13:48:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/news.sellorbuyhomefast.com\/index.php\/2023\/01\/28\/microsoft-is-beating-google-at-its-own-game\/"},"modified":"2023-01-28T07:48:41","modified_gmt":"2023-01-28T13:48:41","slug":"microsoft-is-beating-google-at-its-own-game","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/newsycanuse.com\/index.php\/2023\/01\/28\/microsoft-is-beating-google-at-its-own-game\/","title":{"rendered":"Microsoft is beating Google at its own game"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Microsoft appears to be on the cusp of being something it hasn\u2019t been in a long time: cutting-edge. It\u2019s a label the company lost a long time ago after a series of small startups grew to become Microsoft\u2019s biggest competitors. Google, for example, started out as a nimble, innovative upstart and eventually bested Microsoft in browsers, email, and mobile operating systems. But now Microsoft might be the nimble, innovative company that bests Google in artificial intelligence. And it\u2019s all thanks to OpenAI.<\/p>\n

OpenAI is the hottest AI lab out there with one of the buzziest and most exciting products<\/a>: ChatGPT. And Microsoft is its very good friend. On Monday, the two companies announced<\/a> that Microsoft was investing $10 billion into OpenAI (that\u2019s on top of the $3 billion Microsoft has given OpenAI since 2019), and Microsoft is rumored<\/a> to be adding ChatGPT to its Bing search engine. Yeah, that\u2019s right: The much-maligned, little-used Bing might finally become a real competitor to Google\u2019s search.<\/p>\n

Following the news of Microsoft\u2019s $10 billion investment, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives wrote<\/a> that ChatGPT is a \u201cpotential game changer\u201d for Microsoft, and that the company was \u201cnot going to repeat the same mistakes\u201d of missing out on social and mobile that it made two decades ago. Microsoft \u201cis clearly being aggressive on this front and not going to be left behind,\u201d Ives wrote.<\/p>\n

There are parallels here, at least on the surface. Microsoft was once the dominant player in computer technology, with its Windows operating system being used by the vast majority of personal computers and its Internet Explorer browser being used by the vast majority of web surfers. And then it got in trouble<\/a> with the US government, which sued Microsoft for using its dominant position to unfairly drive out competition and take over the then-nascent browser market by bundling Internet Explorer with Windows. The lawsuit tied up Microsoft for years. In that environment, companies like Google emerged, putting out better products that people preferred in an exponentially growing market.<\/p>\n

Microsoft still did just fine \u2014 it remains one of the most valuable companies in the world and is still more valuable than Google \u2014 but it doesn\u2019t have the same consumer-facing cachet it did before. Its enterprise clients drive the vast majority of its revenue, through products like Microsoft 365 and Azure. Google, by contrast, is very visible to and much-used by the general consumer, owning everything from Chrome to Gmail to YouTube. Its main revenue source is the digital ads that consumers see as they navigate the internet, and the majority of them are using Google services while they do it. <\/p>\n

But now Google is the company that\u2019s having antitrust issues, facing multiple lawsuits<\/a> from the federal government and almost every state and territory in the country that target core parts of its business, including one that was filed just yesterday<\/a>. Those may well clear the way for Microsoft to be the leader in a burgeoning industry with a ton of potential: AI. Companies like OpenAI have made significant advancements in the technology and are now showing it off to the general public, while Google\u2019s competing products are practically nowhere to be found beyond updates<\/a> on Google\u2019s blog. (Microsoft isn\u2019t entirely in the clear, as the Federal Trade Commission is currently trying<\/a> to block its massive merger with the gaming company Activision Blizzard, but it\u2019s in a much better position, antitrust-wise.)<\/p>\n

That\u2019s not to say that Google doesn\u2019t recognize AI\u2019s potential and increasing importance. It\u2019s been working on AI offerings for years, and has some of the best ones. It acquired the AI research lab DeepMind in 2014, before OpenAI even existed. And it developed the Transformer technology<\/a> that ChatGPT is built on (GPT stands for Generative Prediction Transformer).<\/p>\n

But Google has held back on giving them the kind of public demonstration that OpenAI has, saying it wants to ensure that its products are responsible and safe before unleashing them. Not helping matters was a claim from a (now-former) engineer that Google\u2019s chatbot technology, LaMDA, had become sentient<\/a>. That\u2019s been widely dismissed (and denied by Google), but it underlined how advanced the technology has become. And it showed the risks not of the technology becoming sentient, but of it being so good that people would think it was and start to treat it as such.<\/p>\n

Now that ChatGPT is out there, Google has to play catch-up<\/a> and figure out how it wants to integrate its AI technology into its own offerings. It\u2019s even, reportedly<\/a>, brought back founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to help out. The company also recently<\/a> published a paper<\/a> outlining its approach to AI and how important it is for that approach to be responsible (or Google\u2019s definition of responsible, given the lack of government regulations). <\/p>\n

\u201cGoogle is, I think, justified and correct in taking this seriously and taking Microsoft\u2019s bid to use this tech to seriously compete with them in advertising, search engines, and other products,\u201d said Derek Leben, a professor at Carnegie Mellon\u2019s business school who focuses on AI ethics. \u201cI think this is a very brilliant move from [Microsoft CEO] Satya Nadella. This is something that is definitely going to position Microsoft very well.\u201d<\/p>\n

But, Leben warned, there remains the question of whether the benefits of these products outweigh their risks \u2014 and if rushing them to market to compete will enhance those risks.<\/p>\n

\u201cThat is indeed the problem with arms races,\u201d he said. \u201cThey tend to motivate actors in them to move faster, and accept risks that they otherwise would not have accepted.\u201d<\/p>\n

Maybe OpenAI\u2019s technology is a game changer<\/a>. Maybe it\u2019s just a party trick<\/a>. Either way, Microsoft\u2019s got it, and a lot of people think it\u2019s amazing. That perception is important. Google now finds itself in a similar position that it helped put Microsoft in two decades ago: hoping it can release something better before it gets passed by.<\/p>\n

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