Multinational tech company Google is set to release new AI-powered search tools, exclusively for US residents, with various new features being developed under the name “Magi”.
The fresh additions will be released initially to a maximum of one million users, says the New York Times quoted by The Verge.
This comes as no surprise considering that the company is being threatened by AI-powered technologies that might replace traditional search engines such as Google.
The New York Times explained that Samsung is considering giving up on the Google search engine to replace it instead with Bing, as a default search engine for the brand’s mobile devices.
An AI image generator called GIGI is reportedly in the works by the tech giant, as well as a language learning system called Tivoli Tutor, and more.
Back in February, Google announced releasing a conversational chatbot named Bard, setting up an artificial intelligence showdown with Microsoft which has invested billions in the creators of ChatGPT, the hugely popular language app that convincingly mimics human writing.
Media reports said the overnight success of ChatGPT was designated a “code red” threat at Google with founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page — who left several years ago — brought back to brainstorm ideas and fast-track a response
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