Google Asked For Help From Its Founders Brin And Page Due To The Threat From ChatGPT

The exploding popularity of AI bots has pulled Google out of hibernation. Even the founders of the company, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who retired three years ago, are returning to work. And there are already twenty competing  AI projects in development.

Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin returned to the company and held several meetings with executives. The reason for their return is the emergence of a real competitor for Google’s $149 billion search business. That competitor is OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI-based chatbot, released two months ago, so advanced that it became the first notable threat to Google in decades.

Now Page and Brin are engaged in the strategy of Google products in the field of AI. They approved the plans and suggested ideas for adding more features from AI bots to the Google search engine.

It is noted that Google will prioritize “getting the facts right, security and getting rid of disinformation”, hoping to solve one of the main problems of artificial intelligence, confidently and clearly responding to requests by providing incorrect data. At the same time, Google is working to speed up its morality screening processes.

Google’s advanced AI technologies are now being tested with caution. For example, the AI ​​Test Kitchen app offers access to image and text creation tools like OpenAI DALL-E and ChatGPT, but the queries users can make are severely limited. The company has already shown some of its own chatbot AI products, including a system similar to ChatGPT, back in 2021.