> Researchers will flock to the organization with the biggest wins. And right now, that's OpenAI. It depends on the definition of a "win" in this context. Goog

> Researchers will flock to the organization with the biggest wins. And right now, that's OpenAI. It depends on the definition of a "win" in this context. Google has developed notable AI technologies such as AlphaGO, AlphaFold, and Transformers. Most of successes of OpenAI is based on Google papers. It's worth noting that Google had similar models to ChatGPT before OpenAI. > Google could lose search revenue overnight. They should be scared to the core. This is highly unlikely. The phrase "Google it" is widely used as a verb for searching the internet, and it would be difficult for this to change overnight. Additionally, there are currently unsolved issues such as hallucination, query cost, scalability, and toxicity that would need to be addressed for ChatGPT to replace search functionality. > We're looking at systems that will never die. Currently, it is not known how consciousness emerges and if it is possible to create a self-aware mechanical being, no one knows how to do it even in theory.