This is a big broblem. If successful, it will bring powerful AI tools to the masses. So what will Microsoft products that support ChatGPT look like? We asked Microsoft and OpenAI. Neither was willing to answer our question about how they plan to integrate AI-powered products into Microsoft’s tools, although work must be well underway to do so. However, we know enough to make some smart and informed guesses. Hint: it might be good news if you, like me, find creating PowerPoint presentations and replying to emails boring.
Let’s start with an online search, The application that received the most attention and attention. The popularity of ChatGPT has rocked Google, which is said to consider it a “red code” for the company’s popular search engine. Microsoft is report hopefully integrate ChatGPT into its (more malicious) Bing search engine.
According to Melanie Mitchell, a researcher at the Santa Fe Institute, a nonprofit research organization, it could act as a user interface to answer people’s questions using natural language. AI-powered search could mean that when you ask something, instead of getting a list of links, you get a complete paragraph with an answer.
However, there’s a good reason Google hasn’t gone ahead and incorporated its own powerful language models into Search. Models like the famous ChatGPT tend to spread false, harmful, and untrue content. They are very good at creating smooth language that reads as if a human had written it. But they have no real understanding of what they are creating, and they present both truth and falsehood with the same high degree of confidence.
Today, when people search for information online, they are given a range of options and they can judge for themselves which results are trustworthy. Chirag Shah, a computer science professor at the University of Washington who specializes in search engines, said a chat AI like ChatGPT would remove that layer of “human judgment” and force people to take results by price. surface treatment. People may not even notice when these AI systems create false content or misinformation—and then spread it further, he adds.
When asked, OpenAI was puzzling about how to train its models to become more accurate. The spokesperson said that ChatGPT is a research beta and it is update based on real-world feedback. But it’s not clear how that will work in practice, and accurate results will be important if Microsoft wants people to stop everything on Google.
In the meantime, we’re more likely to see apps like Outlook and Office injected with AI, Shah said. ChatGPT’s potential to help people write more fluently and faster could be Microsoft’s killer app.
Shah says language models can be integrated into Word to make it easier for people to summarize reports, write proposals, or generate ideas. They could also give email programs and Word’s autofill better, he added. And it’s not just based on words. Microsoft has said it will also use OpenAI’s DALL-E text-to-image generator to create images for PowerPoint presentations.
