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Thats the funniest thing I had seen all month 😂😂😂😂

So friends, what did some of you say about Google having something much better hidden? Bard is just playing it safe even though it's been an embarrassment since release?

edit juicy:

>shortly after leaving Google in January, Devlin joined OpenAI. Insider previously reported that Devlin was one of several AI researchers to leave Google at the beginning of the year for competitors.
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>Devlin, who was at Google for over five years, was the lead author of a 2018 research paper on training machine learning models for search accuracy that helped initiate the AI boom. His research has since become a part of both Google and OpenAI's language models, Insider and The Information reported.
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>OpenAI has hired dozens of former Alphabet staff over the years. Since the company's chatbot made headlines in November for its ability to do anything from write an essay to provide basic code, Google and OpenAI have been locked in an AI arms race.

Google's Kodak/IBM Moment

This is like when Bing was caught stealing Google search results.

https://www.osnews.com/story/24355/google-accuses-bing-of-stealing-its-search-results/

Now Google is the one doing it...

This is getting embarrassing. How are the top tech firms, Microsoft, Google and Apple not making these AI breakthroughs by themselves instead of a startup like OpenAI.