Microsoft likely to reveal ChatGPT-related service at event on Tuesday

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks astatine the company's Ignite Spotlight lawsuit successful Seoul connected Nov. 15, 2022. Nadella gave a keynote code astatine an lawsuit hosted by the company's Korean unit.

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Microsoft connected Monday confirmed plans to big a quality lawsuit that could beryllium related to the AI chatbot ChatGPT Tuesday, conscionable minutes aft Google unveiled its competing AI bundle called Bard.

Microsoft's caput of PR confirmed the beingness of the lawsuit successful a tweet Monday, but did not corroborate what it's about. However, soon aft the quality broke, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman tweeted that helium was successful Redmond and "excited" for the lawsuit tomorrow.

Microsoft's lawsuit follows the company's January announcement regarding its caller multiyear, multibillion-dollar investment with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI. The woody marks the 3rd signifier of the concern betwixt the 2 companies, pursuing Microsoft's erstwhile investments successful 2019 and 2021.

ChatGPT automatically generates text based connected written prompts successful a manner that's overmuch much precocious and originative than the chatbots of Silicon Valley's past. The bundle debuted successful precocious November and rapidly turned into a viral sensation arsenic tech executives and task capitalists gushed astir it connected Twitter, even comparing it to Apple's debut of the iPhone successful 2007. 

Microsoft said the renewed concern with OpenAI volition accelerate breakthroughs successful AI and assistance some companies commercialize precocious technologies successful the future.

OpenAI is ranked by AI researchers as 1 of the apical 3 AI labs worldwide, and the institution has developed game-playing AI bundle that tin bushed humans astatine video games specified arsenic Dota 2. However, it's arguably received much attraction for ChatGPT and its quirky AI representation generator Dall-E.

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