Socher: ChatGPT's 'accomplishment engine' is beating Google

Google's search dominance has been resilient for over two decades, but ChatGPT and its competitors are showing that "accomplishment engines" could be the force that finally siphons users away from Google's dominant search engine. That's the perspective of AI ethicist and You.com CEO Richard Socher. Watch his full interview with ZDNET's Dan Patterson.
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[@shanefinlay9203]

Great share Richard. Love to know your thoughts on intellectual property and how input prompts from users can be protected and not shared back to the world

[@marionpatterson4571]

Liked it!~

[@huraqan3761]

I don't think you two realize LLMs are just one piece of the puzzle. The path to AGI involves combining a few different technologies. It's gonna happen ;)