The worry that ChatGPT will overtake Google is not entirely unfounded. Gmail’s creator, Paul Buccheit, recently expressed his opinion on Twitter, claiming that Google might be completely replaced by artificial intelligence within the next two years. Search, Google’s most lucrative service, could soon be supplanted by a tool from Open AI. After only one week of operation, ChatGPT has attracted over a million users by November 2022. The AI tool is being praised worldwide for its capacity to create intricate essays, sales pitches, poems, jokes, and even pass the most difficult tests.
A brief about according to the developer of Gmail, ChatGPT will kill Google in minimum two years
“Google could completely disrupt the market in the next year or two. The Search Engine Result Page, where they make the majority of their revenue, will be eliminated by AI. Even if they catch up with AI, they still won’t be able to completely use it without decimating their most important asset. Paul Buccheit, the creator of Gmail, wrote in a series of tweets, “The way I envision this happening is that the URL/Search bar of the browser gets replaced with AI that autocompletes my thought or question as I type it and also provides the best answer (which may be a link to a website or product),”
The Search Engine Result Page, which is where search engines like Google make the majority of their revenue, will be eliminated by AI, according to Buccheit, who further explained that ChatGPT will do to search engines what Google did to the Yellow Pages (the information directory that existed before Google Search engine came to the shore).
He points out that, even if search engines like Google made an effort to catch up with AI by developing their own version of the OpenAI-based AI model, they would not be able to fully implement it without running the risk of losing their most important source of revenue.
A professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania was recently surprised when he evaluated the AI tool using the MBA exam and found that ChatGPT could pass the test. ChatGPT passed tests at a US law school in addition to the MBA exam by producing essays on subjects including constitutional law, taxation, and torts. According to a white paper written by Minnesota University Law School professor Jonathan Choi and his co-authors, the AI chatbot ultimately received a grade of C+.
More than 20 AI solutions will be on display, and Google is preparing to introduce its own ChatGPT replacement.
“Google is at a critical juncture right now. ChatGPT has staked out the ground and said, ‘Here’s what a fascinating new search experience may look like,'” said D. According to Sivakumar, a former Google research director who worked on the creation of the start-up Tonita.
