OpenAI’s ChatGPT is not yet available for Chinese customers, but it has generated a lot of interest among many, with tech firms in that country rushing to create their own version. Alibaba Group, Tencent, Baidu, NetEase, and JD.com are reported
The rise of ChatGPT, an artificially intelligent (AI) chatbot, has already set a new trend in the tech industry. Its widespread popularity and record-breaking engagement of 100 million users in two months has prompted other tech giants to reconsider. Also
Tech behemoth Google has launched its own AI-powered chatbot “Bard” to rival ChatGPT, according to a Feb. 6 statement. Following the success of ChatGPT, there has been increased interest in artificial intelligence tools. Google is now taking the threat seriously
The Chinese version of Google, Baidu, is reportedly planning to incorporate a ChatGPT-like interactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot into its website by March, Reuters reported on January 30. According to the report, the AI would initially be a standalone application
Chinese metaverse entrepreneurs are turning to overseas markets as the strict regulatory landscape back home is pushing them away. World over, metaverse and Web3 have become the buzzwords with tech companies and entrepreneurs scrambling for exciting business opportunities. Parent firm
Beijing has imposed tough limitations, but Baidu is pressing ahead with its metaversal goals. Baidu AI Cloud plans to introduce a livestream platform with virtual hosts. These will enable round-the-clock, AI-driven livestreaming with hyper-realistic digital avatars that can individually choose
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