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It seems Google is getting serious about Artificial Intelligence (AI). According to The New York Times, Google is reportedly speeding up its release of AI solutions in response to the launch of ChatGPT.

The launch of ChatGPT appears to have set off alarm bells at Google, as it seems the company’s co-founders – Larry Page and Sergey Brin – attended Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai’s invitation to discuss the issue.

Google is no stranger to AI. Their current AI portfolio spans from the Google Assistant to Google Photos and Google’s self-driving cars.

Still, these developments will likely require an extra effort from Google. ChatGPT is an AI system that opened with great success. It is an AI powered chatbot that can chat with humans. It is capable of understanding human input and can discuss a variety of topics with great accuracy.

ChatGPT is being seen as a threat to Google’s current AI achievements. Google must step up its game and quickly develop AI solutions that can compete with its rivals. Google’s success in the AI field depends on its ability to develop and deploy powerful AI solutions.

It will be interesting to see what Google’s next move is. Will their next AI solutions be able to best its competitors and keep their dominant spot in the AI field? Or will the launch of ChatGPT set the scene for a new AI frontrunner?

Only time will tell, but it’s clear that Google won’t be resting on their laurels when it comes to AI development.