Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

According to news in the morning of March 3, Beijing time, Google CEO Thomas Curian (Thomas Kurian) vowed in a fierce internal speech to build the "best ability" in the field of artificial intelligence and encouraged employees to stay in shape and ignore the criticism of competitors.

Mr Curinan told an internal staff meeting that competitors had repeatedly belittled Google's work in artificial intelligence. He may be referring to companies such as ChatGPT developer OpenAI, whose CEO, Sam Altman, once called Google a "sleepy search monopoly".

Curian added that the artificial intelligence competition is still in its early stages and employees should continue to work as a team, as this may be an important moment for the entire technology industry.

"people now look at Google and say, 'how are you doing during this period?'" according to the minutes of the meeting. Other companies will attack us, saying that we are late and missed artificial intelligence. They have new products that we don't have. I want to tell you that this new game has only started for a minute and will never end at the first minute. The dust will not settle until the end of the game. We are committed to providing the best capabilities for these markets, and I can assure you that our engineers will provide our customers with amazing artificial intelligence technology. "

Curian also called this period "the middle of history" and asked employees to move forward, work effectively as a team, and succeed with customers.

A Google spokesman could not be reached for comment.

Curian's comments reflect the urgency Google faces in the field of chat robots. The emergence of ChatGPT has put Google in a passive position because Microsoft has applied the technology to Bing search. According to reports, Google management even issued a "red code" in response to ChatGPT.

Microsoft announced a big investment in OpenAI in January and integrated ChatGPT's technology into Bing last month.

At the same time, Google launched the Bard chat robot last month. However, Google's launch was not as sensational as Microsoft's and OpenAI's products.

Google CEO Sandal Pichai (Sundar Pichai) once required employees to spend two to four hours training Bard, a further indication of the urgency facing the company. Some Google employees internally mock Bard and chagrin at the extra work needed to test artificial intelligence chatbots.

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