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Google Bard Early leak shows ChatGPT rivel coming soon, and Apple is still chasing Siri to catch up.

Google Bard

Google Bard

A developer has discovered a piece of code that appears to be from Google, signaling upcoming release of Google Bard, the company’s rival to ChatGPT. This launch might indicate how far behind Apple is now in terms of its competitors.

Bedros Pamboukian announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Bard Advanced will be included with a Google One membership and be free for three months. Pamboukian said, “Again, not a leaker, but Google keeps putting stuff in plain sight and literally nobody realizes,” to ease any suspicions from anyone who could label him a leaker. It is surprising considering that he released a leak.

This implies that Google is either not being very cautious with this information or is using its code to hint about the upcoming release of Bard Advanced. In December of last year, ChatGpt was claimed to have over 180 million monthly users; by the beginning of 2024, Google Bard had over 142 million customers. Apple’s AI integration into Siri faces significant competition given the sizeable initial user base that was searching elsewhere for their artificial intelligence fix.

Concerns at Apple

Hello, enjoys! Bard Advanced will be free for three months, and you’ll also require Google One.Although it’s not a leaker, the fact that it’s in production means it’s ready and being tested (currently an experiment) Google continues to hide things from public view. tweet.com/YqfAK77f0F3 January 2024

Op analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in August of last year that Apple’s AI initiatives were well behind Chat GPT and would take some time to catch up. Considering his consistent performance, we would be willing to take interest. Apple plans to invest $4.75 billion on AI servers this year in an attempt to cover up for lost time and ground.

Apple may be in a strong hardware position for artificial intelligence (AI) given that it has been creating products with incredible neural engines for over ten years. There’s room for good on-device Siri support with the Neural Engines. But Apple seems to be far behind the competition when it comes to using the internet and cloud-based platforms to find solutions.

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