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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Brother Black fly's left hand clue delivery! CTOnews.com, February 2 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft is rapidly advancing plans to integrate OpenAI's ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence-generated chat robot that can answer a wide range of questions and has been very popular recently. Microsoft has invested heavily in OpenAI and plans to integrate the functions of ChatGPT into Office applications and Azure's OpenAI services, and now according to a new report from Semafor, a new version of ChatGPT (based on the GPT-4 language model) may be integrated into Microsoft Bing search "in the coming weeks".

GPT-4 is a faster variant of the GPT-3.5 model, and GPT-3.5 takes several minutes to respond. Semafor explained that Microsoft is using the supercomputer announced in May 2020 to support ChatGPT with a powerful configuration:

The supercomputers built by Microsoft and OpenAI have 285000 CPU cores and 10000 GPU, each with a network connection of 400GB per second.

The rush to take advantage of the generative AI craze set off by OpenAI and Microsoft has left Nvidia's latest H100 Tensor Core GPU, designed to run GPT services, in short supply ($30000 online).

This shows how important server-side innovation is to the launch of AI products. A big part of improving OpenAI will be figuring out how to run it faster and more economically. "

It's not clear how ChatGPT will be integrated into Bing search, but the report expects it to challenge Google's dominance in search:

"[ChatGPT] plans to include Microsoft products could trigger new competition in Internet search: something that has not happened since Google replaced Yahoo as the most popular search engine."

Microsoft and OpenAI are not wasting time in the race to integrate AI into computing. CTOnews.com learned that OpenAI only launched ChatGPT a few months ago in November 2022, but the chatbot itself has some supercomputer capabilities and learning speed. Whether chatbots really disrupt search and what that means for Google-including search-dependent businesses such as search engine optimization organisations-remains to be seen, but major changes are likely to come and are expected soon.

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