Google is facing a new threat to its internet search dominance in the form of ChatGPT, a conversational robot created by Open AI that can converse with humans in natural language.
In response to this new threat, Google CEO Sundar Pichai has brought back co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to oversee the company’s response to the new chatbot, which many experts see as a serious rival to Google’s search business, which has annual revenue of $149 billion.
According to The New York Times, Page and Brin held several meetings with Google executives to discuss the new chatbot and its potential impact on the company. The two founders approved projects and ideas that advocate adding more chatbot features to Google’s search engine and provided advice to current leaders who have made artificial intelligence the priority of their strategy.
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