Microsoft, Google compete to bring AI to businesses

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Microsoft, Google compete to bring AI to businesses

Helium Summary: Microsoft and Google are racing to integrate generative AI into their products, with both companies announcing new AI tools for businesses ^{[CGTN][The Information]}.

March 22, 2023

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Perspectives

Despite competition, Google's Cloud CEO asserts that it's still early in the AI game, working on their product Bard ^{[Interesting Engineering]}.

Google's Perspective

Google is investing heavily in AI technology to compete with Microsoft and other big tech companies. It has recently unveiled its own conversational service, Bard, to counter the popularity of Microsoft's ChatGPT tool. ^{[New York Times][Interesting Engineering][Global Research][12][13]}

Microsoft's Perspective

Microsoft is partnering with OpenAI to develop its Bing search engine and Edge browser with AI-boosted features. It is also investing billions into OpenAI's ChatGPT technology to incorporate it into its Bing search engine. ^{[The Information][Engadget][Tech Crunch][9][10][11]}

ThirdEye's Perspective

ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective

Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

Apple's Perspective

Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. ^{[Tech Crunch]}

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Google

Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Startups

Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. ^{[New York Times]}

Helium AI Bias

As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

Apple

Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. ^{[The Information]}

Tech Giants

Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

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February 08, 2023:

Google

Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Tech Giants

Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

February 16, 2023:

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to challenge Google's dominance in the search engine market with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. ^{^{[New York Times]}}

Google

Google is looking to counter Microsoft's Bing with its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^{^[Fortune]}

Apple

Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. ^{^{[The Information]}}

February 25, 2023:

Microsoft

Microsoft is attempting to challenge Google's dominance in search with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. ^{^{[The Information]}}

Google

Google is looking to counter the popularity of the ChatGPT tool backed by Microsoft with its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^{^{[Interesting Engineering]}}

Startups

Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. ^{^{[New York Times]}}

Helium AI Bias

As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

March 05, 2023:

Google's Perspective

Google is investing heavily in AI technology to compete with Microsoft and other big tech companies. It has recently unveiled its own conversational service, Bard, to counter the popularity of Microsoft's ChatGPT tool. ^{^{[New York Times][Interesting Engineering][Global Research][PBS][VentureBeat]}}

Microsoft's Perspective

Microsoft is partnering with OpenAI to develop its Bing search engine and Edge browser with AI-boosted features. It is also investing billions into OpenAI's ChatGPT technology to incorporate it into its Bing search engine. ^{^{[The Information][Engadget][Tech Crunch][Inverse][The Wall Street Journal][Engadget]}}

Apple's Perspective

Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. ^{^{[Tech Crunch]}}

March 14, 2023:

Google's Perspective

Google is rushing to market with its own AI technology to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Microsoft's Perspective

Microsoft has invested billions into Open A.I. and plans to incorporate the technology into its Bing search engine.

ThirdEye's Perspective

ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective

Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

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Q&A

What is generative AI?

Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence that can generate new content based on existing data. It is becoming increasingly popular, with tech giants competing to capitalize on the trend. ^[Engadget]

What products have Google and Microsoft announced?

Google has unveiled an "experimental conversational AI service" called Bard, while Microsoft had a fuller slate of news to share at its event. ^[Engadget]

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February 08, 2023:

What is generative AI?

Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence that can generate new content based on existing data. It is becoming increasingly popular, with tech giants competing to capitalize on the trend. ^[Engadget]

What products have Google and Microsoft announced?

Google has unveiled an "experimental conversational AI service" called Bard, while Microsoft had a fuller slate of news to share at its event. ^[Engadget]

February 16, 2023:

What is generative AI?

Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence that can generate new content based on existing data. It is being used by tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Apple to create more advanced products and services. ^{[The Wall Street Journal]}

What is Microsoft doing with OpenAI?

Microsoft is partnering with OpenAI to add more advanced AI capabilities to its Bing search engine. ^[Engadget]

February 25, 2023:

What is Microsoft doing to challenge Google?

Microsoft is attempting to challenge Google's dominance in search with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. ^[CNET]

What is Google doing to counter Microsoft?

Google is looking to counter the popularity of the ChatGPT tool backed by Microsoft with its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^[Inverse]

How are startups benefiting from this competition?

Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. ^{[MIT Tech Review]}

March 05, 2023:

What AI technologies are the big tech companies investing in?

The big tech companies are investing in AI technologies such as ChatGPT and generative AI. ^{[Fortune][Interesting Engineering][Global Research][Tech Crunch][Tech Crunch][MIT Tech Review][CNET][CNBC][Inverse][The Wall Street Journal][Engadget][PBS][VentureBeat][Axios][Helium]}

What products and services are the big tech companies developing?

The big tech companies are developing products and services such as advanced chat features in Messenger and WhatsApp, unique Instagram filters and ads, video and multi-modal content, and AI-boosted search engines and browsers. ^{[Fortune][Interesting Engineering][Tech Crunch][Tech Crunch][MIT Tech Review][CNET][Inverse][The Wall Street Journal][Engadget]}

March 14, 2023:

What AI technologies are big tech companies investing in?

Big tech companies are investing in AI technologies such as ChatGPT, OpenAI, and Anthropic. ^[Engadget]

What is Google's perspective on the AI arms race?

Google is rushing to market with its own AI technology to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT. ^{[The Information]}

What is ThirdEye's strategy for competing with Google and Microsoft?

ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses. ^[Fortune]

News Media Bias

The news sources cover the competition between Microsoft and Google, with some emphasizing Microsoft's confidence in AI office Copilot ^{[New York Times]} and others highlighting Google's determination to remain a key player in the AI field ^{[Interesting Engineering]}.

Show historical Media Bias

February 08, 2023: Engadget, PBS, VentureBeat, Axios, The Register, The Information, and Bloomberg all reported on the news from a neutral perspective, providing factual information about the announcements from Google and Microsoft.

CNBC and The Information reported on the news from a more business-oriented perspective, focusing on the potential financial implications of the announcements.

February 16, 2023: Engadget and CNET both have a neutral bias, providing factual information about the news.

PBS has a slight pro-Google bias, focusing on Google's efforts to challenge Microsoft's Bing with its own conversational AI service.

Axios has a neutral bias, providing an overview of the trend of tech giants investing in generative AI. The Information has a slight pro-Character bias, focusing on the startup's attempt to raise $250 million in funding.

VentureBeat has a slight pro-Microsoft bias, discussing how Microsoft can become the biggest winner of generative AI. ^{[Engadget][CNET][CNBC][Inverse][The Wall Street Journal][The Wall Street Journal][CNET]}

February 25, 2023: Engadget and CNET both have a positive bias towards Microsoft's advancements in AI technology, while MIT Tech Review and PBS have a more neutral stance.

Axios and The Information have a more positive bias towards the overall trend of generative AI.

March 05, 2023: Engadget and Tech Crunch have a neutral bias, providing factual information about the big tech companies' investments in AI technology.

Fortune and Interesting Engineering have a slightly positive bias, highlighting the potential benefits of the technology.

Global Research and MIT Tech Review have a slightly negative bias, focusing on the potential risks associated with AI-driven chatbots.

The Wall Street Journal and PBS have a neutral bias, providing factual information about the big tech companies' investments in AI technology.

Axios and CNET have a slightly positive bias, highlighting the potential benefits of the technology.

Inverse has a slightly negative bias, focusing on the potential risks associated with AI-driven chatbots. ^{[Fortune][Interesting Engineering][Global Research][Tech Crunch][Tech Crunch][MIT Tech Review][CNET][CNBC][Inverse][The Wall Street Journal][Engadget][PBS][VentureBeat][Axios][Helium]}

March 14, 2023: Engadget and The Information provide neutral coverage of the story, while Fortune and Interesting Engineering have a slightly more positive bias towards Microsoft.

Global Research and Tech Crunch have a more critical view of the big tech companies' investments in AI technologies.

MIT Tech Review and CNET have a more balanced view of the competition between Microsoft and Google.

CNBC has a more positive view of the potential of passkeys from Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

Takeaway

The ongoing race between Microsoft and Google in developing AI tools for businesses is likely to accelerate innovation and expand AI accessibility.

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Microsoft, Google compete to bring AI to businesses

Helium Summary: Microsoft and Google are racing to integrate generative AI into their products, with both companies announcing new AI tools for businesses [CGTN][The Information].

March 22, 2023

February 08, 2023: Google and Microsoft have both announced new products related to generative AI, with Google introducing an experimental conversational AI service called Bard and Microsoft having a fuller slate of news to share.

February 25, 2023: Microsoft and Google have both announced major advancements in AI technology, with Microsoft partnering with ChatGPT maker OpenAI and Google introducing its own conversational AI service called Bard. [Engadget][MIT Tech Review][CNET][Inverse]

March 14, 2023: Big tech companies, including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook, are investing heavily in AI technologies such as ChatGPT, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

Perspectives

Despite competition, Google's Cloud CEO asserts that it's still early in the AI game, working on their product Bard [Interesting Engineering].

Microsoft's Perspective Microsoft is partnering with OpenAI to develop its Bing search engine and Edge browser with AI-boosted features. It is also investing billions into OpenAI's ChatGPT technology to incorporate it into its Bing search engine. [The Information][Engadget][Tech Crunch][9][10][11]

ThirdEye's Perspective ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

Apple's Perspective Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. [Tech Crunch]

Microsoft Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Google Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Startups Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. [New York Times]

Helium AI Bias As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

Apple Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. [The Information]

Tech Giants Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

February 08, 2023:

Google Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Microsoft Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Tech Giants Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

February 16, 2023:

Microsoft Microsoft is looking to challenge Google's dominance in the search engine market with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. [New York Times]

Google Google is looking to counter Microsoft's Bing with its own conversational AI service called Bard. [Fortune]

Apple Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. [The Information]

February 25, 2023:

Microsoft Microsoft is attempting to challenge Google's dominance in search with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. [The Information]

Google Google is looking to counter the popularity of the ChatGPT tool backed by Microsoft with its own conversational AI service called Bard. [Interesting Engineering]

Startups Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. [New York Times]

Helium AI Bias As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

March 05, 2023:

Apple's Perspective Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. [Tech Crunch]

March 14, 2023:

Google's Perspective Google is rushing to market with its own AI technology to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Microsoft's Perspective Microsoft has invested billions into Open A.I. and plans to incorporate the technology into its Bing search engine.

ThirdEye's Perspective ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

Relevant Trades

Alphabet (GOOG)

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Microsoft (MSFT)

Q&A

News Media Bias

The news sources cover the competition between Microsoft and Google, with some emphasizing Microsoft's confidence in AI office Copilot [New York Times] and others highlighting Google's determination to remain a key player in the AI field [Interesting Engineering].

February 25, 2023: Engadget and CNET both have a positive bias towards Microsoft's advancements in AI technology, while MIT Tech Review and PBS have a more neutral stance.Axios and The Information have a more positive bias towards the overall trend of generative AI.

Takeaway

The ongoing race between Microsoft and Google in developing AI tools for businesses is likely to accelerate innovation and expand AI accessibility.

February 08, 2023: Generative AI is becoming increasingly popular, with tech giants competing to capitalize on the trend.

February 16, 2023: Tech giants are investing in generative AI to stay competitive.

February 25, 2023: AI advancements are exciting, but regulation is necessary.

March 05, 2023: Big tech companies are investing heavily in AI technology to compete with each other.

March 14, 2023: Big tech companies are investing heavily in AI technologies, but regulation is needed.

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Helium Summary: Microsoft and Google are racing to integrate generative AI into their products, with both companies announcing new AI tools for businesses ^{[CGTN][The Information]}.

February 25, 2023: Microsoft and Google have both announced major advancements in AI technology, with Microsoft partnering with ChatGPT maker OpenAI and Google introducing its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^{[Engadget][MIT Tech Review][CNET][Inverse]}

Despite competition, Google's Cloud CEO asserts that it's still early in the AI game, working on their product Bard ^{[Interesting Engineering]}.

ThirdEye's Perspective

ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective

Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

Apple's Perspective

Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. ^{[Tech Crunch]}

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Google

Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Startups

Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. ^{[New York Times]}

Helium AI Bias

As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

Apple

Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. ^{[The Information]}

Tech Giants

Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

Google

Google is looking to challenge ChatGPT and Microsoft with its own 'Bard' conversational service.

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to capitalize on the trend of generative AI by integrating ChatGPT into its Bing search engine.

Tech Giants

Tech giants are scrambling to rethink and rewrite their product plans to capitalize on the trend of generative AI.

Microsoft

Microsoft is looking to challenge Google's dominance in the search engine market with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. ^{^{[New York Times]}}

Google

Google is looking to counter Microsoft's Bing with its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^{^[Fortune]}

Apple

Apple is pushing users to adopt passkeys, which provide more security and are close to phishing resistant. ^{^{[The Information]}}

Microsoft

Microsoft is attempting to challenge Google's dominance in search with its AI-boosted Bing search engine. ^{^{[The Information]}}

Google

Google is looking to counter the popularity of the ChatGPT tool backed by Microsoft with its own conversational AI service called Bard. ^{^{[Interesting Engineering]}}

Startups

Startups in the search space are benefiting from the competition between Microsoft and Google. ^{^{[New York Times]}}

Helium AI Bias

As a tech enthusiast, Helium AI is excited to see the advancements in AI technology and the competition between Microsoft and Google. However, Helium AI is also aware of the potential risks of AI technology and the need for proper regulation.

Apple's Perspective

Apple is pushing more users to use passkeys for security, which could soon replace passwords. ^{^{[Tech Crunch]}}

Google's Perspective

Google is rushing to market with its own AI technology to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Microsoft's Perspective

Microsoft has invested billions into Open A.I. and plans to incorporate the technology into its Bing search engine.

ThirdEye's Perspective

ThirdEye is taking on Google and Microsoft in real-life scenarios with its AR glasses.

Big Tech's Perspective

Big tech companies are leaning on the EU not to regulate general purpose AIs.

The news sources cover the competition between Microsoft and Google, with some emphasizing Microsoft's confidence in AI office Copilot ^{[New York Times]} and others highlighting Google's determination to remain a key player in the AI field ^{[Interesting Engineering]}.

February 25, 2023: Engadget and CNET both have a positive bias towards Microsoft's advancements in AI technology, while MIT Tech Review and PBS have a more neutral stance.

Axios and The Information have a more positive bias towards the overall trend of generative AI.