The Great AI Chat Wars with Jag Sharma, Jen Campbell and Jason Kapadia - Episode 39
Let the race for AI supremacy begin…
Since OpenAI’s ChatGPT became an instant hit, reaching over one million users faster than any social media site, Google and Microsoft have emerged as the next big players in the AI game.
So why would they start an AI chat war, what have they to gain from it all, and where does that leave us? We’re breaking down the dangers, the opportunities and the new-norms on this week’s episode of Disconnected.
This episode of Disconnected covers:
The advent of the chatbot wars between the industry’s big players
How AI tools will change how we interact with search engines
Which parts of our work and productivity could soon be automated for us
Episode Highlights:
“Google has been working on AI large language models for ages. Gmail can complete sentences, but there are reports that it could complete your whole email.” - 6:00 - Jason Kapadia
“Microsoft is unveiling AI tech in its Bing search. For the average Joe, does this really change the way we’re going to use search?” - 7:55 - Jen Campbell
“What really makes the difference is that real time information compared to what ChatGPT has right now, which is an outdated data set from two years ago. Think how powerful this could be for productivity.” - 11:00 - Jason Kapadia
“If not all of your search results are sponsored or paid for, or one of them is and the rest of them aren't, and you can't tell which is which, is it not going to get annoying that you don't know whether it's which one of those five things is true, and which one of them's paid for?” - 17:15 - Jen Campbell
“I do think we’re heading to a point where an AI assistant will attend Teams meetings for us and take notes. If there’s a meeting out of hours, why can’t your bot listen in and summarise it for you?” - 22:50 - Jag Sharma
Links & references:
Jen Campbell:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-m-campbell/
Jason Kapadia:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonkapadia/
https://www.instagram.com/jasonkapadia/
Jag Sharma: