Paul Graham Says Microsoft Bing Challenging Google With ChatGPT More Suprising Than '100-Year Pandemic Or European War' - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)

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Renowned venture capitalist Paul Graham stated that if OpenAI’s chatGPT saves people from writing, it can also keep them from “having the ideas that writing engenders.”  

What Happened: Sharing observations with his 1.6 million Twitter followers, Graham said chatGPT screenshots suddenly started crowding his social media feed a month ago. “They’ve become a media type, like jpgs and videos.”

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He then tweeted that AI could essentially keep people generating ideas that manual writing kindles. “Even bad writing must force the writer to think. In a confused way, probably, but more than he’d have thought if he didn’t try to write.”

Why It’s Important: Graham also took a dig at Microsoft Corporation’s decision to leverage chatGPT in launching a version of its search engine Bing and take on Google. He said this latest development is more surprising than a “100-year pandemic or a European war.”

The new Bing version will reportedly be launched by March this year. 

ChatGPT was made available for free testing in November last year. Microsoft backed the company with $1 billion in funding. 

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