I understand why Wolfram has been writing a lot lately about ChatGPT; this article is a good backgrounder. Reading the examples, I am almost sorry that I quit

I understand why Wolfram has been writing a lot lately about ChatGPT; this article is a good backgrounder. Reading the examples, I am almost sorry that I quit my yearly subscription to Wolfram Desktop a few months ago. I really liked WD a lot, but I only had time to play with it once or twice a month and it is expensive for minimal use. A little off topic, sorry, but I now have access to Microsoft’s ChatGPT + Bing search service. I am amazed at how many little things that annoyed me about ChatGPT are effectively “worked around” in the new combined search service. When the Chat Mode is active, it shows what realtime web searches are made to gather context data for ChatGPT to operate on. Because Microsoft’s ChatGPT + Bing search service is so well engineered, I think that Google has an uphill battle to release something better. When Wolfram started writing about GPT-3 and ChatGPT, I wondered if the Wolfram products would be somehow integrated with it, but now I think he is just intellectually curious.