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On February 8, Google is hosting a “Live from Paris” event to talk about “Search, Maps, and More.” We believe Google will showcase new AI technologies to compete with ChatGPT, which is currently integrating with Microsoft’s Bing search engine.
There is not much information about this event. But in an invitation to the edgeGoogle claims that it is “using the power of AI to reimagine how people search for, explore and interact with information, making it more natural and intuitive than ever to find what you need.”
This is a bit of a surprise: Google was expected to talk about AI at its I/O 2023 event, which usually takes place in May. Presumably, Google is sharing this information a few months in advance to clear things up; the king of AI wants to take back the throne from him.
Since the launch of ChatGPT, many people have questioned the future of Google Search. Reports indicate that Google CEO Sundar Pichai declared a “Code Red” emergency after ChatGPT’s rapid rise in popularity. During an earnings call on February 2, Pichai promised that customers will soon gain access to Google’s most advanced AI language technologies, including LaMDA (which appeared at last year’s I/O).
This is the first major step for Google to re-establish its authority on AI. And you can stream it live on February 8 at 8:30 am ET. Apologies to everyone on the West Coast – the Live from Paris event airs a little earlier than usual.
Source: Google
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