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My guess is that Microsoft’s own resources have to go into supporting enterprise commitments to M365 Copilot (and other Copilots) and their Azure OpenAI service
by samch 3y ago
My guess is that Microsoft’s own resources have to go into supporting enterprise commitments to M365 Copilot (and other Copilots) and their Azure OpenAI service. Bing Chat is easier to carve out from the enterprise / Azure stack.
- moontear 3y agoThis is the answer. Consumer bing chat isn’t that important for MS. Let someone else host it.
- Manheim 3y agoI suspect you are right. However, we should not underestimate the power Open Ai tech has brought to Bing. Combining the GPT4 capabilities with live search data gives you an incredible strong and useful search service. Personally I have entirely shifted my desktop use from Google search to Edge and Bing Chat Enterprise since I got access to it. If my shift is representative for just a few percentage of the population, it represents a major shift in the search market.
- Citizen_Lame 3y agoDid ChatGPT write this? Anyway, bing is still bad even with the help of not-so-smart AI.
- Seanambers 3y agoI use ChatGPT paid for at least 75% of my queries. Only reason to venture out into search engine land is to find updated information which often is done by adding reddit to the end of the search. I'd say Google is in trouble, I mean there is a limit to how many ads you can pack on the first page of results and I'd say they've passed it a long time ago. In that context Bing + GPT would be more of a winner I think.
- Kye 3y ago>> "Only reason to venture out into search engine land is to find updated information which often is done by adding reddit to the end of the search." That's why most implementations add a layer of Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG): https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/jumpstart-foundation-models-customize-rag.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/jumpstart-fo...
- acchow 3y agoChatGPT already looks up information online automatically for me. It shows me when it's querying the web and when it's "clicking" into a page.