Google plans to start charging for AI-powered search features, as part of proposals to monetize its AI tools, marking a major shift from the company’s decades long ad-driven revenue model. One proposal, as first reported by the Financial Times, would
You.com, the AI-powered search engine, recently launched a new subscription chatbot called YouPro that incorporates GPT-4 and Stable Diffusion XL; two of the most advanced AI models for creating text and images. For $9.99 a month, subscribers will receive access
U.S. artificial intelligence startup Hugging Face announced the launch of its open-sourced AI chatbot called HuggingChat to rival OpenAI’s more popular conversational tool ChatGPT. “The goal of this app is to showcase that it is now (April 2023) possible to
OpenAI has announced the launch of plugins for its popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, which could improve the experience for internet users in a big way. This new feature allows the bot to be integrated into third-party websites and apps, making
Google search alternative You.com, launched in November 2021 with a promise of better privacy, is solidifying its position in artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot search, with a new and improved so-called “multi-modal conversational” search engine. The San Francisco-based startup has been offering AI
The professional edition of ChatGPT, which is said to be faster and confer additional benefits to users, is set to cost $42 a month. OpenAI is rolling out the ‘Professional Plan’ of ChatGPT to some users with a number of benefits.
Microsoft is planning to launch a new version of its search engine Bing that will integrate ChatGPT to improve answers to search queries and provide a better all round service. According to multiple sources the new flavor of Bing should
Evrthn.com (pronounced everything) is a new search engine targeting the metaverse with a promise to deliver more detailed search results, particularly for non-text metaverse (XR) content. This is an area in which dominant competitor Google is considered to be lagging.
The creator of GPTZero claims his app can quickly and efficiently detect whether an essay is written by a human mind or artificial intelligence (AI), but overwhelming demand crashed the service soon after launch. Edward Tian, the creator of GPTZero,
By adding an AI chatbot, youChat, to its search engine, You.com attracted the notice of many an internet user last week. “Trying out You.com because people are excited about their chat bot. First observation: their disclaimer. Here’s this thing we’re
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