| - | is hoping to usher a new era of searching for information on the internet with its new chatbot, Bard. <br>The tech giant has rush-released Bard just months after the release of its hugely successful rival created by California AI firm OpenAI, backed by Microsoft.<br>Microsoft has been melding ChatGPT into its Bing search engine, which once posed a rival to Google Search before falling well behind. <br>Google execs are said - an emergency situation - over fears ChatGPT could now end Google's $150-billion-a-year search business monopoly.<br>MailOnline has fed both bots the same seven questions to see how their skills compare - and whether Google's solution can quell the hype around ChatGPT. <br> Following Bard's limited release, MailOnline has fed both bots the same set of seven questions to see how their skills compare<br> The recently rolled-out bot dubbed Bard is the internet search giant's answer to the ChatGPT tool that Microsoft has been melding into its Bing search engine and other software. Thought to be named as a reference to Shakespeare, the free tool was announced in February and has seen a limited release in the UK and US<br>Both ChatGPT and Bard respond to a large range of questions while imitating human speaking styles, making it feel like there's actually a person on the other end. <br>https://rakyat.news</a>
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