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Google has been investing heavily in artificial intelligence and machine learning since its acquisition of Deepmind back in 2014. Now, their investment has increased even further with the introduction of ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot from OpenAI. In response, Google has reportedly sped up the release of their own AI solutions, as reported by the New York Times.

The development of ChatGPT has sent shockwaves through the tech industry and supposedly set off alarm bells at Google. As such, the two original founders of Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were reportedly asked to come back to the company by Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Their involvement in the matter shows just how serious Google is taking ChatGPT and potentially major competitors such as OpenAI.

The release of the chatbot was met with much enthusiasm from the public and has been touted as a major breakthrough in the field of conversational AI. ChatGPT is an open source AI system that can generate natural language responses to a variety of questions, from everyday conversations to more complex interactions.

Google’s response appears to be to double down on their own AI investments and accelerate their own releases. This includes speeding up the development of existing projects such as Google Duplex and creating new solutions to compete with ChatGPT. Google likely wants to be the go-to provider of AI solutions, so this increase in speed of releases is a good sign for them and for the industry overall.

Overall, it is a very exciting time for artificial intelligence, as companies like Google, OpenAI, and others make strides in both research and development. The next few years could be very exciting indeed, with Google and other AI giants ramping up their investments and releases of AI solutions.