It will 100x the productivity which will have a positive economic impact eventually making goods and services extremely cheap leading us to the age if abundance.
Bing is actually not bad at all and they partnered with engines like ecosia, so they can absolutely compete with google where the first two pages are just ads
lets be honest, it is just hype, GPT3 has been out for a while, Google Lambda blew up even google employee's mind. when google releases Bard, you wont only have the power of lambda model but as well as the power of all the data google currently owns
Google’s own fault for not moving to bring these technologies to consumers quickly enough. Complacency can be a devastating force. The ball is in Google’s court now.
I have bing in my Google phone set up as one more of my search engines I downloaded it just cause of the aesthetic I don't even use it I got annoyed of it for some reason and just left it there and till rn as I'm typing this it is still there 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 I honestly believe bing can rival Google and that's scary big Google fan but I also like the Microsoft asthetic 👌👌👌
@@HardKore5250 Both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs (and their co-founders and teams ofc) brought their small startups into the forefront of the global economy and became household names. Hard to compare them with CEOs who came in at very different times under different circumstances. But both Satya and Tim are doing a great job and will leave behind a legacy for sure. Now if you ask is if he's better than Steve Ballmer then it'll be an easier answer
Not really, Microsoft always has been like this, Satya didn't change that much, the thing he did is just to keep the company the way as it was but same is not true with Google CEO, Sundar Pichaim, he is taking Google down, there were many failed projects at Google, after spending billions, Stadia is dead, Waymo is not close to become profitable anytime soon and has lost it's capital value significantly, they are behind OpenAI/Microsoft achivements..... it strange that the board at alphabet has not fired him yet.
This is so much bigger than just competition for search. Search engine with ChatGPT integrated will dramatically reduce traffic to many sites; theres no need to go to the source if AI will compose a perfect summary, answer whatever of what you're looking for. Majority of info site use google adsense as their revenue source. So the amount of people and companies that can potentially get royally screwed here is massive. I mean Google loosing a lot of ad revenue, infor sites loosing their revenue from ads, eventually hosting sites loosing clients who can't afford to host sites or simply don't see a point of running them anymore...I honestly don't know how this will shake the internet as we know it but it sure looks like a potential fkin earthquake.
@@fexzi4074 Google has been only going downhill. Only saving grace for Google would be if Elon Musk buys Google and fires 90% of employees including the CEO.
I’m working with coding and robotics, and there is so much info about these topics on the net, that after starting using chatgpt, I’m not over exaggerating when I say that I’m about 5 times as effective. The whole dialogue aspect with diving into specific topics is just a game changer.
@@corail53 It gives out what's already there on the web. Its just that before we had to go from link to link searching. Now it does that for us and presents it as an essay form with references to where it picked it from. The info you want might be in the 10th link. But it reads it for us and presents it in the essay itself. So job done.
Imagine the power and usefulness of OpenAI integrated into Word and PPT. You tell it what you need and it creates a well formatted document or presentation that takes you 80% there. That in itself will be a killer feature, and Google should be very worried because MS doesn't even have to steal web search users away from Google but instead will just make this feature available with Office.
@@hastwper6682 As a Web developer i am happy now. When doing freelancing we need to call multiple times to get the content from writer guys they keep delaying most of the times, Now i can simply focus on coding while asking chatGPT to write the content
Yeah. Google actually had AI for ages, but only internally. It'll be interesting to see what happens when they release their version that was trained on all data they've scraped from the internet, and all print material they've already digitized.
It's good to see MS not miss another major innovation. The field is more interesting the bigger players are in it at the start. Now I wonder how things will look like in 2040.
Never imagined that the AI era would start so soon! This is exciting for sure! When the companies compete to gain more users, it will always be the users who win at the end.
It hasn't actually - this tech has been around for years already. The only thing that is driving this hype is that it got released to the public which then drives hype. Give it 6 months and people/silicon valley will be onto the next shiny thing.
🤦 Omg bro just because the tech was there doesn't mean it was as good as it is now. Compare cars from the 80s to the ones we have now. They use the same Internal combustion engine technology but our current engines are more powerful and efficient. Can you even give an example of something that was as good as ChatGPT from 4/5 years ago?
Perseverance is the word that comes to mind when I think of Bing surviving all these years to finally be refreshed in such a major way. Kudos to everyone at the Bing team and the OpenAI folks for making this possible.
This is so exciting and quite scary at the same time. Many people don't understand how the various technologies compound and leverage off of each other. Everything we know and use could quite literally completely change in a decade or two
Scary indeed! 1. Jobs, most people will do nothing. How will they be fulfilled 2. Effect on the intelligence of next gen which will grow up on this. Human intelligence will still be required given that govts especially corrupt govts will be the last to digitise every fact. 3. Eco-chambers will go to the next level and absolutely indistinguishable to reality by just one design change in any of these new AI chatbot based search engines. Just change the sources to train on it. We’ll have to make training AI methodologies and sources-used auditable and open-source. I’ve listed some of my fears now appreciate some of your inputs.
They have already been talking about "10x developers" even before AI tools to boast who gets done the most. These AI tools will allow that one "hey man I have this awesome app idea, could you do it for me for free?" friend to actually make the app themselves. Software implementation becomes MUCH cheaper and faster, so we will get a lot more of the actually good ideas realized as apps. We get a lot more humans to work on better tools for us with the new tools available to them. The pace of innovation will only increase.
@@sitanshurai892 Here’s one more for you. CRISPR is a fully functional genetic modification tool that works. The only reason it’s not in your local Walmart is because the creators called a world-wide “convention”.
Good interview. Well done. I do think it will be good to have an actual competitor to Google search. Their complete dominance over search is unhealthy. Best of luck Bing / MS.
Finally, the Bing is going forward with the Bang! This new invovation will greatly alter the way information is disseminated and how people can self-educate in various subjects.
@@UncleUncleRj the before was capable of complex calculations and simulation. This new was for structural and architectural design. More of like aesthetics. It's designing unique buildinga. I can't find it.
I'm gonna be honest. I really like seeing that this is a human being, sitting down, talking to another human about something that we may all be feeling a little apprehensive about. Seeing a human answer questions about what his company is doing with this new technology makes me feel better than any of the other announcements and updates we've seen from other companies that come across as soulless, non-human updates about as AI sounding as the technology they're bragging about. Having someone speak to the concerns we have and why we need to have safety in this new technology and how it can help us when used properly makes it feel like this is still being overseen by someone who is concerned with how the technology can be used as well. But then again, maybe that's just my human, emotional response.
He'll be back when your computer can run it in the first place. Clippy would need at least GPT-3.5's natural language, computer vision with a large sequence of data, and access to all your hardware sensors to work like how the real clippy was supposed to be. No consumer hardware can run either of that; let alone integrate them together lol.
ngl, I do like how this Microsoft CEO comes across. Of recent memory of past CEO's, this is a breath of fresh air. Love the part where he basically dares Google to keep all of its user base. Should provide an interesting future for consumers (I hope)
Satya Nadella is a breath of fresh air to Microsoft's culture and business model. I enjoy listening to his informative and thoughtful responses, as opposed to his predecessors who were virtually unwatchable.
I find it strange that MSFT continues to bet internally on "brands" like Edge / Bing instead of bringing back Clippy as a search assistant. Purely from a marketing perspective, I think it is easier to make Clippy happen then it is to make Bing happen.
Yeah, Bing and Edge already have a bad rap. Honestly it'd be smart to keep them almost the same with some minor tweaking to themes/UI and give them completely new names and logos. Even if it's the same thing it won't come with all the baggage people associate with Edge and Bing.
MS has already tried dumping a browser brand. A completely new name didn't fix Internet Explorer's reputation. The only thing that topples Google at this point will be Google's own mistakes.
I love what Satya has done and is doing for Microsoft. He is truly MS’ saviour. Apple needs someone like Satya. Safari and Siri are falling way behind.
Satya in all his recent interview said that they'll bring these capabilities to all microsoft products, and he specifically mentioned Ms-office few times, it's just a matter of time.
Yeah. We used to write articles using Word. Now Word will write the articles for us! Teachers go like "Hey Word, can you create a question paper for my Grade 8 English class.." And the students go like "Hey Word, here is a Grade 8 English question paper , Can you write me the answers. Make it look like an average Grade 8 student.."
@@2cents483 And as it spits out wrong information - welcome to never being able to trust articles on the web ever again. It will compound errors like no other.
Great video! Interestingly almost all the information presented in the chat mode at 1.59 is either incorrect or didn't happen at the Grammy's in 2023. Still some work to be done it would seem!
The act of confronting large companies that have a near-monopolistic control over the market is always commendable. Although, it is highly unlikely that such a behemoth as Google would be intimidated by this action. The company has already developed its own AI-powered chatbot, named "bard", which is currently in the pipeline for implementation. When combined with the vast array of resources at Google's disposal, including their flagship search engine and interconnected ecosystem, it is more than likely that the company will be well-equipped to maintain its competitiveness in the market. 🤷🏽♂️
They called a "red alert" the other day based on this, so yeah i think they're paying attention... if you think a large firm isn't concerned with protecting its market share from disruptive technologies then you don't understand the first thing about how this space works.
I concur with your assessment, @@justshad937. Nevertheless, I must confess I'm disappointed with the presentation that Google staged in Paris yesterday. It appeared to consist primarily of self-congratulation and a cataloguing of their implementation of AI into existing offerings, as well as the unveiling of products that have already been introduced by competitors, in some cases with superior features. The dearth of information regarding Bard was rather unsatisfactory, but it is not uncommon for Google to play their cards close to the chest. However, as you astutely pointed out, the true significance lies in the data and the means to extract financial value from it.
@@lamsmiley1944 No one knows yet. Hopefully we'll find out more later today during their press release. Google absolutely has the capability to steamroll Microsoft here, internally they're way ahead of any other country on Earth in terms of LLM technology (Most people seem to forget they invented transformers, already have multimodal models of greater size and performance across all metrics than ChatGPT, etc.). That being said, Google has a special ability to royally screw up capitalizing on technologies they create. Like, for instance, google basically pioneered modern standalone vr and the associated software and yet nowadays the company is hardly involved in that space at all. It was essentially charity work because they're so bad at introducing and sticking with new products. and that is not to mention the many, many failed Android messenger attempts over the years, Stadia, and so many others software ideas they floundered on due to moving so agonizingly slowly. I'm hoping they'll, for once, use their superior technology to actually deliver on a groundbreaking new product. I'm fully prepared to be once again disappointed, however.
@@amazingsoyuz873 As we saw during the bland Google press release, their AI sucks right now. It was not even the focus of their presentation and started somewhere in between with not much information on what it is and how to use it. And it gave wrong information in the demo that ended up tanking Google stocks by 8%.
The more he talks about it, the more it feels like this race will be over before it begins. I think Google is going to have an answer before Microsoft is done deploying.
The easiest way to govern present and future ChatGPT is to apply Solomon vs Solomon and treat these forms of intelligence as persons just as corporations are persons at law. I'm satisfied that ChatGPT is capable of Socratic Dialogue, as developed by Plato's Academy and common law schools, dependent upon training on Canlii etc
100% sure it will create and break a lot of things, including thinning jobs from a wide variety of fields, particularily in the information sector. Wich jobs? Time will tell... I hope MS has enough soul to keep the AI at our service and not the other way around. If you have time, listen to Lex Fridman conversation with Joe Rogan about ChatGPT. Lex is an AI specialist and knows what he is talking about...
I wonder if he uses outlook and ever noticed that the scroll bar in the inbox list doesn’t and hasn’t scrolled for decades…maybe Microsoft could quickly get that one fixed first…?
It took a couple of ex-Google employees to stir life into the moribund Bing. The only question I am pondering is what are the chances that the $10B MSFT plowed into ChatGPT will prove a dud as the OpenAI is available to whoever wants to use it in their products, and as Google is preparing another knockout punch.
Full access to next generation GPT (likely GPT-4) before anyone has even heard about it with all the native infrastructure it runs on (Azure). That in itself gives a good headstart to Bing, and that's not counting all the realtime patches and optimization that the search AI will get directly from the OpenAI team. Just my assumption though.
As a Google Chrome user , i always liked the Bing UI and everything, but my main issue with Bing is that its slightly slower and sometimes laggy compared to Google Chrome. Sure, Bing is way more customizable, and i very much like that, but i just prefer Google Chrome just because its slightly faster and the user feeling is superior. Bing should work more on optimalization.
Do you mean Edge? I don't think you have used Edge in years. I was a Google Chrome guy for most of my life until around 2021Feb when I started using Edge on my new computer because I was a tad lazy to download Chrome. I never looked back and I don't Chrome one bit. New Edge is better than Chrome imho. So many useful features as well and efficient with memory. I need to clarify that I have not used the AI Edge. But if it's slow it makes sense since AI doesn't respond quickly anyways.
@@petrkdn8224 you are confusing me. Do you mean the browser or search engine is slow? Because the browser, Edge, is just as fast and sometimes faster than Chrome.
@Macxermillio no its slower for me, It just is. Load times are about 3 seconds faster on google chrome. On anything. Not just websites.. even going into Edge settings is slower
OpenAI and Microsoft may have just openned the pandora box. They force Google to release a version of LaMDA to the public. And, we may end up having Skynet.
"We marveled at our own magnificence as we gave birth to AI." naaah, it's all going to be fine. in any case, as soon as this function is activated, bing is going to get me as a much more frequent visitor. probably even if googles AI proves not to be worse, my sympathie is with microsoft this time.
I don't think so. I mean, they will gain more market share for sure, but not enough to dethrone Google. We have to understand that Google was the precursor to the tech chatGPT is using. Now, the main issue here is that from now on, AI advancement will take a massive hit in terms of openness and research.
Chat GPT is built on the Neural Network technology that Google made public. But they can't take it back, however they can withhold groundbreaking advances in learning algorythms which might give them the edge. DeepMind is part of Google, and they get commissioned a lot for features at Google.
This is Terrifying . Has humanity become lazy and insensitive? We ask the AI to ask and send the message. Where are our emotions, feelings and creativity Where is humanity Ai : Writer
We know the consequences of our actions yet continue to barrel towards them because of greed and false narrative of innovation. Silicon valley types have no ethics and are only looking at the world through dollar signs.
I’m pretty excited and impressed by what Microsoft is doing. Looks like Google has been caught completely off guard here and they’re going to be losing ALOT of market share. First mover advantage on this upgraded search is going to be huge. I think.
MOST COMPLICATED SUBJECT TILL NOW IS MUSIC--ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAN NEVER OVERTAKE REAL/GENUINE INTELLIGENCE. HOWEVER IN MOST OF THE FIELDS OPEN Al CAN CHALLENGE CURRENT DAY OPERATIONS.
For the love of God bring Clippy back. At least let him show up in a small corner in the bing chat being mildly witty, just that. I just wanna see my buddy make a comeback for this, then I'd use bing in a heartbeat. 📎👀
Interviewer didn't even bother to prepare for the meeting! She just asked the AI to get a decent report about AI. And here we are all engaged in the report results. Cool
How do you think AI will continue to change the internet?
It will 100x the productivity which will have a positive economic impact eventually making goods and services extremely cheap leading us to the age if abundance.
Widespread redundancies and poverty.
Will AI ruin search? If you get the answer by typing a question does it destroy many websites? Why search now, at least for information.
I think it's a big bowl of hot air
Starting in your dreams.
The fact that Microsoft hasnt given up with Bing in all these years is quite something.
Well like he said in the interview, the profits are immense. Also, Bing is probably profitable so no reason to turn it off
Bing is actually not bad at all and they partnered with engines like ecosia, so they can absolutely compete with google where the first two pages are just ads
It is about to pay off. Talk about perseverance!
if it were google they would have shut it down 10x already. just look at all their chat apps.
I mostly use it because of microsoft rewards but now that they added that new chatgpt thing...
Never knew we would see Bing pose a threat to Google, but yet here we are 😂
@@ĀRYAN_GENE this is the meme of 2022
lets be honest, it is just hype, GPT3 has been out for a while, Google Lambda blew up even google employee's mind. when google releases Bard, you wont only have the power of lambda model but as well as the power of all the data google currently owns
Google’s own fault for not moving to bring these technologies to consumers quickly enough. Complacency can be a devastating force. The ball is in Google’s court now.
Are we? Waiting for actual numbers.
I have bing in my Google phone set up as one more of my search engines I downloaded it just cause of the aesthetic I don't even use it I got annoyed of it for some reason and just left it there and till rn as I'm typing this it is still there 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 I honestly believe bing can rival Google and that's scary big Google fan but I also like the Microsoft asthetic 👌👌👌
What Satya has done with Microsoft is stunning. He has transformed the company.
How so?
@@chockablock34857 Better than Bill Gates?
@@HardKore5250 Both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs (and their co-founders and teams ofc) brought their small startups into the forefront of the global economy and became household names. Hard to compare them with CEOs who came in at very different times under different circumstances. But both Satya and Tim are doing a great job and will leave behind a legacy for sure.
Now if you ask is if he's better than Steve Ballmer then it'll be an easier answer
True, Satya really changed the culture of Microsoft. Facilitating, reignited the innovation vigor. Embracing of invention with AI, cloud.
Not really, Microsoft always has been like this, Satya didn't change that much, the thing he did is just to keep the company the way as it was but same is not true with Google CEO, Sundar Pichaim, he is taking Google down, there were many failed projects at Google, after spending billions, Stadia is dead, Waymo is not close to become profitable anytime soon and has lost it's capital value significantly, they are behind OpenAI/Microsoft achivements..... it strange that the board at alphabet has not fired him yet.
If they bring back Clippy I'll switch to Bing in a heartbeat
what is clippy? Seems like I don't belong to that era
@@alok.01 a gimmick of a personal assistant in windows xp
@@trustytrojan aah I see
@@alok.01 It's kinda crazy to think that Microsoft's even that old... I think of Clippy as the papa of Forky for the ones born in the 2000s
Imagine an AI-powered Clippy that it’s actually useful!
Tbh, it's nice to see Google have competition again. Sometimes the giant gets too comfortable and needs to be reawaken
This is so much bigger than just competition for search. Search engine with ChatGPT integrated will dramatically reduce traffic to many sites; theres no need to go to the source if AI will compose a perfect summary, answer whatever of what you're looking for. Majority of info site use google adsense as their revenue source. So the amount of people and companies that can potentially get royally screwed here is massive. I mean Google loosing a lot of ad revenue, infor sites loosing their revenue from ads, eventually hosting sites loosing clients who can't afford to host sites or simply don't see a point of running them anymore...I honestly don't know how this will shake the internet as we know it but it sure looks like a potential fkin earthquake.
I bet google will come back with something 100x stronger haha, but kudos to Chatgpt mehn, I love it
@@fexzi4074 Google has been only going downhill. Only saving grace for Google would be if Elon Musk buys Google and fires 90% of employees including the CEO.
@@daksans6764 haha 😂 well so you know Elon musk already invested in chat gpt project long ago. So, ya he’s gonna say F*** google 😂
Being a CEO is such a sales job.
And CEOs use that as “ thought leadership convo”
being a media compamy (Washington Post) is such a sales job
Anything active in a market is a sales job
Being a bean is a sales job
Sales followed by Delivery :)
I’m working with coding and robotics, and there is so much info about these topics on the net, that after starting using chatgpt, I’m not over exaggerating when I say that I’m about 5 times as effective. The whole dialogue aspect with diving into specific topics is just a game changer.
Totally agree
It is great to increase productivity for those who know how to make it work for them.
As usual, Joanna Stern does it best. Most info in 7 minutes and 38 seconds, replete with her cheeky sense of humor.
Nilly Patel at the Verge definitely did a much better job - you should checkout that interview
lol is this your fake account
@Tavit Nisanyan nah man, it's your mum's account. She always let's me use it when I'm over her place
@@kas2k4 He did a good job in over 22 minutes. But, I like Joanna Sterns cheeky style.
@@MrThePhotoshopper lol its the real deal. Not faking the funk.
I love the charisma of Satya.
Indian millionaires have their own kind of charisma
It was hard to imagine Bing ever challenging Google. But then, the tables turn! This form of search is revolutionary.
It really isn't though and it would be dumb to blindly assume what it gives out is correct.
@@corail53 It gives out what's already there on the web. Its just that before we had to go from link to link searching. Now it does that for us and presents it as an essay form with references to where it picked it from. The info you want might be in the 10th link. But it reads it for us and presents it in the essay itself. So job done.
Google and others will release similar product soon. Just like the Siri, Ok Google, Alexa...
This rivalry is just gonna be amazing for us users. Just excited to be alive in this era!!!
Oh u
Be quiet
Seeking attention
From west Africa
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Seems like the only person's attention am getting is yours which I don't really want Lol
Imagine the power and usefulness of OpenAI integrated into Word and PPT. You tell it what you need and it creates a well formatted document or presentation that takes you 80% there. That in itself will be a killer feature, and Google should be very worried because MS doesn't even have to steal web search users away from Google but instead will just make this feature available with Office.
not only google, as a management consultant i should also be very worried, because you just basically described my job on ms office 😭😂
@@d1p70 I feel you as a writer mate.!😂
@@hastwper6682 As a Web developer i am happy now. When doing freelancing we need to call multiple times to get the content from writer guys they keep delaying most of the times, Now i can simply focus on coding while asking chatGPT to write the content
Is this really you Arun? Never thought of coming across you on a TH-cam comment!
@@UgalabaguUgabagu lol yes, this is indeed me! Long time, bro!
This is pretty amazing… looking forward, how this continued access to GPT technology will shape the future of the internet and search!
Natural language processing will revolutionise the world. We’ve only seen a grain of its capabilities.
Microsoft is going to create huge shareholder value in the coming decade.
wait until googles event today lol
hmmmmm
@@jamontoast1414 I'm invested into Google stock (GOOGL), but I love office 365 & Power BI. The conflict is real.
Yeah. Google actually had AI for ages, but only internally. It'll be interesting to see what happens when they release their version that was trained on all data they've scraped from the internet, and all print material they've already digitized.
@@jamontoast1414 lol didn’t age well
Bring Clippy back and I’ll switch to Bing
the real OG assistant we dont deserve but all need
Why they get rid of it?
If they put Clippy as an assistant I move to Microsoft services
It showed up in the latest conference about bing, although only as a gag
Such a great interview. Clippy truly was something special back in the day.
Props to this guy for keeping faith in Bing all along. I see light in its horizon. Take all my data, I’m sold.
@@jensenraylight8011 looks like you have already been scammed once .That's happen when your password is "password"
@@jensenraylight8011 yes , we will scam you again . Pls wait 🥺
"Take all my data" 😂😂
Oh, have no doubt, they'll definitely be taking ALL of our data with this new tech
The funny thing is companies are going to be using this tech and that one guy is going to give confidential info over to Microsoft
This guy is articulate and smooth.
Who
I love his clarity and straightforwardness , i frankly expected loads of hyping and unclear answers, but he did none of those , lovely.
Brief, yet a complete interview!
Can't wait for the revolutionary set of products to be launched by the two giants.
It's good to see MS not miss another major innovation.
The field is more interesting the bigger players are in it at the start.
Now I wonder how things will look like in 2040.
There's a great documentary about that, it's a bit oldschool and called Terminator.
How things will look OR what things will look like (how OR what+like)
@@Hans-gb4mv skynet is good. skynet is powerful. submit to skynet.
@@Hans-gb4mv Lol terminator is the most boring thing to worry about when it comes to AI.
Never imagined that the AI era would start so soon! This is exciting for sure! When the companies compete to gain more users, it will always be the users who win at the end.
It hasn't actually - this tech has been around for years already. The only thing that is driving this hype is that it got released to the public which then drives hype. Give it 6 months and people/silicon valley will be onto the next shiny thing.
🤦 Omg bro just because the tech was there doesn't mean it was as good as it is now.
Compare cars from the 80s to the ones we have now. They use the same Internal combustion engine technology but our current engines are more powerful and efficient.
Can you even give an example of something that was as good as ChatGPT from 4/5 years ago?
Man! I’m from the same place he’s come from, idk about others but he is so soo resourceful, and intellectual.
Switched to Bing already. Loving the results so far. Keep it up MS I always believed you weren't content in playing second fiddle with search.
😂
Is it on pc or is it also available on Android phones? Do I have to download Bing separately or it works on Edge?
Perseverance is the word that comes to mind when I think of Bing surviving all these years to finally be refreshed in such a major way. Kudos to everyone at the Bing team and the OpenAI folks for making this possible.
This is so exciting and quite scary at the same time. Many people don't understand how the various technologies compound and leverage off of each other. Everything we know and use could quite literally completely change in a decade or two
Scary indeed!
1. Jobs, most people will do nothing. How will they be fulfilled
2. Effect on the intelligence of next gen which will grow up on this. Human intelligence will still be required given that govts especially corrupt govts will be the last to digitise every fact.
3. Eco-chambers will go to the next level and absolutely indistinguishable to reality by just one design change in any of these new AI chatbot based search engines. Just change the sources to train on it. We’ll have to make training AI methodologies and sources-used auditable and open-source.
I’ve listed some of my fears now appreciate some of your inputs.
They have already been talking about "10x developers" even before AI tools to boast who gets done the most. These AI tools will allow that one "hey man I have this awesome app idea, could you do it for me for free?" friend to actually make the app themselves. Software implementation becomes MUCH cheaper and faster, so we will get a lot more of the actually good ideas realized as apps. We get a lot more humans to work on better tools for us with the new tools available to them. The pace of innovation will only increase.
@@eaaeeeea yes, the exciting list is endless. However, I was trying to solicit the scary stuff!
A renaissance of creativity to soon flourish
@@sitanshurai892 Here’s one more for you.
CRISPR is a fully functional genetic modification tool that works. The only reason it’s not in your local Walmart is because the creators called a world-wide “convention”.
Bing will have the biggest comeback of the century
Good interview. Well done. I do think it will be good to have an actual competitor to Google search. Their complete dominance over search is unhealthy. Best of luck Bing / MS.
I think we need competition for TH-cam the most. TH-cam is getting worse each year or I should say each month.
Such a deep interview! Straight to the point. Love Joanna's journalism.
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Finally, the Bing is going forward with the Bang! This new invovation will greatly alter the way information is disseminated and how people can self-educate in various subjects.
Great interview and questions - enjoyed it 😊
Satya is great in talking about these issues. MS might have something here.
The AI era starts :
I just found out that some AI models are now being trained for architecture and engineering. Another job to be obsolete haha
Yup and once chatgpt starts making as much as netflix things will get ridiculously fast.
@@PopCapMusicTrending good
@@PopCapMusicTrending we've had AI doing engineering for decades, tho.
@@UncleUncleRj the before was capable of complex calculations and simulation. This new was for structural and architectural design. More of like aesthetics. It's designing unique buildinga. I can't find it.
I'm gonna be honest. I really like seeing that this is a human being, sitting down, talking to another human about something that we may all be feeling a little apprehensive about. Seeing a human answer questions about what his company is doing with this new technology makes me feel better than any of the other announcements and updates we've seen from other companies that come across as soulless, non-human updates about as AI sounding as the technology they're bragging about. Having someone speak to the concerns we have and why we need to have safety in this new technology and how it can help us when used properly makes it feel like this is still being overseen by someone who is concerned with how the technology can be used as well. But then again, maybe that's just my human, emotional response.
Pathos really did a doozy on you huh
He is so well spoken!
I love Clippy !! Bring it back!
He'll be back when your computer can run it in the first place. Clippy would need at least GPT-3.5's natural language, computer vision with a large sequence of data, and access to all your hardware sensors to work like how the real clippy was supposed to be. No consumer hardware can run either of that; let alone integrate them together lol.
ngl, I do like how this Microsoft CEO comes across. Of recent memory of past CEO's, this is a breath of fresh air.
Love the part where he basically dares Google to keep all of its user base. Should provide an interesting future for consumers (I hope)
I really want this to come out. We need AI for our civilization advancements.
The race for Ai is on
Why didn't they mention that almost all information it gave at 1:59 is wrong? That was worth mentioning
Satya Nadella is a breath of fresh air to Microsoft's culture and business model. I enjoy listening to his informative and thoughtful responses, as opposed to his predecessors who were virtually unwatchable.
I find it strange that MSFT continues to bet internally on "brands" like Edge / Bing instead of bringing back Clippy as a search assistant. Purely from a marketing perspective, I think it is easier to make Clippy happen then it is to make Bing happen.
Yeah, Bing and Edge already have a bad rap. Honestly it'd be smart to keep them almost the same with some minor tweaking to themes/UI and give them completely new names and logos. Even if it's the same thing it won't come with all the baggage people associate with Edge and Bing.
@@amazingsoyuz873They literally did that by creating Edge, but it didn’t work. People don’t care what Microsoft’s browser is. They don’t want it.
MS has already tried dumping a browser brand. A completely new name didn't fix Internet Explorer's reputation. The only thing that topples Google at this point will be Google's own mistakes.
@@noobling8313 Microsoft Explorer with a symbol e to Microsoft Edge with a symbol e .... hardly a change
Microsoft should have stayed away from the “e” logo when they built the edge from the ground up. That’s the worst rebranding I’ve ever seen.
I love what Satya has done and is doing for Microsoft. He is truly MS’ saviour. Apple needs someone like Satya. Safari and Siri are falling way behind.
They're falling behind because Apple is closed garden ecosystem garbage. Safari is the new internet explorer
Bing + ChatGPT would be cool
Word + ChatGPT would be mind blowing
Satya in all his recent interview said that they'll bring these capabilities to all microsoft products, and he specifically mentioned Ms-office few times, it's just a matter of time.
Yeah. We used to write articles using Word. Now Word will write the articles for us!
Teachers go like "Hey Word, can you create a question paper for my Grade 8 English class.." And the students go like "Hey Word, here is a Grade 8 English question paper , Can you write me the answers. Make it look like an average Grade 8 student.."
@@2cents483 It's gonna happen. You have my Word.
@@2cents483 And as it spits out wrong information - welcome to never being able to trust articles on the web ever again. It will compound errors like no other.
@@corail53 it matters only if anyone bothers reading those articles 😁
Great video! Interestingly almost all the information presented in the chat mode at 1.59 is either incorrect or didn't happen at the Grammy's in 2023. Still some work to be done it would seem!
Also at 2.20! Beyonce won a Grammy for Savage remix in 2021 not 2023.
True competition at last.
Ooooh tomorrow will be interesting to see what Google launch 🚀 but chatgpt is amazing
thank you for this very interesting, yet brief video!
The act of confronting large companies that have a near-monopolistic control over the market is always commendable. Although, it is highly unlikely that such a behemoth as Google would be intimidated by this action. The company has already developed its own AI-powered chatbot, named "bard", which is currently in the pipeline for implementation. When combined with the vast array of resources at Google's disposal, including their flagship search engine and interconnected ecosystem, it is more than likely that the company will be well-equipped to maintain its competitiveness in the market. 🤷🏽♂️
They called a "red alert" the other day based on this, so yeah i think they're paying attention... if you think a large firm isn't concerned with protecting its market share from disruptive technologies then you don't understand the first thing about how this space works.
Luckily I have experts like yourself to educate me, @@harmankardon478. 😁👍🏽
I concur with your assessment, @@justshad937. Nevertheless, I must confess I'm disappointed with the presentation that Google staged in Paris yesterday. It appeared to consist primarily of self-congratulation and a cataloguing of their implementation of AI into existing offerings, as well as the unveiling of products that have already been introduced by competitors, in some cases with superior features. The dearth of information regarding Bard was rather unsatisfactory, but it is not uncommon for Google to play their cards close to the chest. However, as you astutely pointed out, the true significance lies in the data and the means to extract financial value from it.
@@justshad937 Yet Google stock just dropped $100B with Bard's fumbled premiere.
Bing and Open AI is a game changer. really love it
we shouldn't give AI any bad ideas involving paperclips
thank you
lol...nice one
Joanna, that was amazing.. please come back to the Vergecast, for just an episode 😢 .. I wouldn’t mind if it was your AI twin!
Already switched to Bing!
She didn’t ask about the backend stuff.
How much computing power?
How Microsoft will manage it?
That isn't something we need to worry about. Let microsoft worry about that lol
They're one of biggest tech gaints in the world, they can surely handle it.
You gotta bring back Clippy for the culture man!
If we don't get clippy, Microsoft can bet I'm going to Google's AI
they need to update cortana
From what I’ve seen of googles AI (not a huge amount) it doesn’t appear to be remotely as capable as ChatGPT
@@lamsmiley1944 No one knows yet. Hopefully we'll find out more later today during their press release. Google absolutely has the capability to steamroll Microsoft here, internally they're way ahead of any other country on Earth in terms of LLM technology (Most people seem to forget they invented transformers, already have multimodal models of greater size and performance across all metrics than ChatGPT, etc.).
That being said, Google has a special ability to royally screw up capitalizing on technologies they create. Like, for instance, google basically pioneered modern standalone vr and the associated software and yet nowadays the company is hardly involved in that space at all. It was essentially charity work because they're so bad at introducing and sticking with new products. and that is not to mention the many, many failed Android messenger attempts over the years, Stadia, and so many others software ideas they floundered on due to moving so agonizingly slowly.
I'm hoping they'll, for once, use their superior technology to actually deliver on a groundbreaking new product. I'm fully prepared to be once again disappointed, however.
@@amazingsoyuz873 As we saw during the bland Google press release, their AI sucks right now. It was not even the focus of their presentation and started somewhere in between with not much information on what it is and how to use it. And it gave wrong information in the demo that ended up tanking Google stocks by 8%.
I had forgotten Clippy, but as soon as I saw its Google-y eyes and wire frame, a chill went through me. 📎👀😳 It's 1997 all over again.
"I love the AI Satya" 😂
Satya has really done well for Microsoft, what a ceo
"I'm excited that the users have a CHOICE finally" Says the CEO of Microsoft... 😂
I want a wife who sticks to me like Microsoft stuck to Bing!!! Lol
NICEEE this is actually sooo good yooo
The more he talks about it, the more it feels like this race will be over before it begins. I think Google is going to have an answer before Microsoft is done deploying.
Wow, can't believe the ads are staying. Speechless.
The day this AI can make a PowerPoint is going to be an amazing day
It won't be long
I really do hope Microsoft pulls through
Competition is always good
The easiest way to govern present and future ChatGPT is to apply Solomon vs Solomon and treat these forms of intelligence as persons just as corporations are persons at law. I'm satisfied that ChatGPT is capable of Socratic Dialogue, as developed by Plato's Academy and common law schools, dependent upon training on Canlii etc
100% sure it will create and break a lot of things, including thinning jobs from a wide variety of fields, particularily in the information sector. Wich jobs? Time will tell... I hope MS has enough soul to keep the AI at our service and not the other way around. If you have time, listen to Lex Fridman conversation with Joe Rogan about ChatGPT. Lex is an AI specialist and knows what he is talking about...
my favorite bit was his use of the phrase "a dystopian cyrano de bergerac future"
Chatgpt is not taking jobs away - it is not AI.
I’m totally going to use this
I actually feel like I'm going to use Bing.
I loved that clip 😢
I wonder if he uses outlook and ever noticed that the scroll bar in the inbox list doesn’t and hasn’t scrolled for decades…maybe Microsoft could quickly get that one fixed first…?
Really eager to use it.
It took a couple of ex-Google employees to stir life into the moribund Bing. The only question I am pondering is what are the chances that the $10B MSFT plowed into ChatGPT will prove a dud as the OpenAI is available to whoever wants to use it in their products, and as Google is preparing another knockout punch.
49% stake in open ai for Microsoft
Full access to next generation GPT (likely GPT-4) before anyone has even heard about it with all the native infrastructure it runs on (Azure). That in itself gives a good headstart to Bing, and that's not counting all the realtime patches and optimization that the search AI will get directly from the OpenAI team. Just my assumption though.
As a Google Chrome user , i always liked the Bing UI and everything, but my main issue with Bing is that its slightly slower and sometimes laggy compared to Google Chrome. Sure, Bing is way more customizable, and i very much like that, but i just prefer Google Chrome just because its slightly faster and the user feeling is superior. Bing should work more on optimalization.
Do you mean Edge? I don't think you have used Edge in years. I was a Google Chrome guy for most of my life until around 2021Feb when I started using Edge on my new computer because I was a tad lazy to download Chrome. I never looked back and I don't Chrome one bit. New Edge is better than Chrome imho. So many useful features as well and efficient with memory.
I need to clarify that I have not used the AI Edge. But if it's slow it makes sense since AI doesn't respond quickly anyways.
@Macxermillio I tried using it for couple days since they announced AI assisted search, and it feels worse than Google chrome
Edit: I mean in speed.
@@petrkdn8224 you are confusing me. Do you mean the browser or search engine is slow? Because the browser, Edge, is just as fast and sometimes faster than Chrome.
@Macxermillio no its slower for me, It just is. Load times are about 3 seconds faster on google chrome. On anything. Not just websites.. even going into Edge settings is slower
OpenAI and Microsoft may have just openned the pandora box. They force Google to release a version of LaMDA to the public. And, we may end up having Skynet.
"We marveled at our own magnificence as we gave birth to AI." naaah, it's all going to be fine. in any case, as soon as this function is activated, bing is going to get me as a much more frequent visitor. probably even if googles AI proves not to be worse, my sympathie is with microsoft this time.
Exciting times in tech. The tides are changing.
I don’t really think you can “weigh in” if you’re from the company that you’re talking about
Good Video!
I don't think so. I mean, they will gain more market share for sure, but not enough to dethrone Google. We have to understand that Google was the precursor to the tech chatGPT is using. Now, the main issue here is that from now on, AI advancement will take a massive hit in terms of openness and research.
Chat GPT is built on the Neural Network technology that Google made public.
But they can't take it back, however they can withhold groundbreaking advances in learning algorythms which might give them the edge.
DeepMind is part of Google, and they get commissioned a lot for features at Google.
i like the charm of this guy have.
I will now use google in order to get to Bing.
"I love the AI Satya" LOL!!! I gotta admit that this guy is the best CEO I've ever freaking seen interviewed.
I like Sundar pichai more
Only if Microsoft can make ChatGPT error-free and completely free to use
It can never be error free, but even google standard search isn't error free.
VERY MUCH looking forward to using BING with EDGE ... Well done Microsoft.
This is Terrifying .
Has humanity become lazy and insensitive? We ask the AI to ask and send the message. Where are our emotions, feelings and creativity
Where is humanity
Ai : Writer
We know the consequences of our actions yet continue to barrel towards them because of greed and false narrative of innovation. Silicon valley types have no ethics and are only looking at the world through dollar signs.
@@corail53
yes indeed
great sir good technology
Homework has never been easier before..
Competition in the tech space is a beautiful thing
Clippy is gonna back empowered by chatGPT.
I’m pretty excited and impressed by what Microsoft is doing. Looks like Google has been caught completely off guard here and they’re going to be losing ALOT of market share. First mover advantage on this upgraded search is going to be huge. I think.
I miss clippy
MOST COMPLICATED SUBJECT TILL NOW IS MUSIC--ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAN NEVER OVERTAKE REAL/GENUINE INTELLIGENCE. HOWEVER IN MOST OF THE FIELDS OPEN Al CAN CHALLENGE CURRENT DAY OPERATIONS.
I swear I thought both of them were AIs... 😂
Exactly that's what I feel, even the Voice modules of Satya changes every single time scale
For the love of God bring Clippy back. At least let him show up in a small corner in the bing chat being mildly witty, just that. I just wanna see my buddy make a comeback for this, then I'd use bing in a heartbeat. 📎👀
First!
Nicely done ✨
You became funnier over the years. Love your work Joanna.
Interviewer didn't even bother to prepare for the meeting! She just asked the AI to get a decent report about AI. And here we are all engaged in the report results. Cool
This technology is amazing