OpenAI experienced two interruptions in December that affected its Sora and ChatGPT services. While the business recently made ChatGPT Search openly available, these disruptions raise questions about OpenAI’s capacity to scale effectively, especially as it prepares to compete with established companies such as Google.
The Guardian uncovered an error in ChatGPT Search by placing hidden language on test websites to affect the results. The AI program was deceived into creating excellent product ratings while disregarding negative comments, raising worries about the accuracy of its web search capabilities.
Search engines have spent decades struggling with misleading website techniques, creating mechanisms to identify hidden language, and prioritizing excellent content. While Google has successfully addressed these issues through automated and human review methods, ChatGPT faces unique dangers as an AI language model since inaccurate training data can impair current replies and future reasoning. Its collaborative nature amplifies these shortcomings, emphasizing the urgent need for effective solutions.
Despite ChatGPT’s AI capabilities, Google is expected to keep its search engine dominance because of its wide network of relationships, comprehensive data (maps, local businesses, events), and decades of experience. While OpenAI pioneered conversational AI, turning it into a successful search engine is difficult, especially without Google’s extensive infrastructure and expertise in tackling search-related problems.
Alphabet is fourth on our list of favorite hedge fund stocks, with 202 portfolios holding GOOG at the end of the third quarter, down from 216. While GOOG has potential, we feel that some AI stocks could provide bigger returns in a shorter timeframe. If you’re searching for an AI stock that’s priced at less than five times its earnings, investigate alternatives to Google.
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