Alphabet lost $120 billion with Bard's error

About 10 percent of Alphabet's market value, or $120 billion, was wiped out this week after Google introduced Bard, and the system gave a wrong answer to a simple question.

In a previous publication we had reported that a commercial demo video of Bard, the answered a question incorrectly. This caused Alphabet's share price to drop.

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Microsoft's integration of OpenAI's language models into Bing and in the program Edge has ignited a street fight.

Microsoft wants to acquire a share in monopoly της Google προσφέροντας μια καλύτερη μηχανή αναζήτησης που χρησιμοποιεί το ChatGPT της OpenAI για να απαντά σε ερωτήματα με συνομιλητικό τρόπο και όχι εμφανίζοντας απλές λίστες με links που οδηγούν σε σχετικές ιστοσελίδες.

Google appears to have fallen behind but isn't about to give up, after hitting its first hurdle with the launch of Bard on Wednesday.

We should all be careful here.

Although language models can generate text that appears to be coherent and grammatically correct, they also display false information. The στην επίδειξη του Bard, μας υπενθύμισε τα accuracy and confidence that we will meet the day after tomorrow.

"This underlines the importance of a rigorous testing process, which we are starting this week with the Trusted Tester program," a Google spokesperson told The Register.

"We will combine external feedback with our own internal testing to ensure that Bard's responses meet a high level of quality, and security in real-world information."

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