-OpenAI tech gives Microsoft’s Bing a boost in search battle with Google

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Az OpenAI technológia lendületet ad a Microsofts Bingnek a Google-lel folytatott keresési csatában

LONDON: Az OpenAI technológiájának a Microsoft tulajdonában lévő Bing-be való integrálása a keveset használt keresőmotorhoz terelte az embereket, és hozzájárult ahhoz, hogy jobban versenyezzen a piacvezető Google-lal az oldallátogatások növekedésében – derül ki a Hasonlóweb. elemzőcég adataiból. A Bing oldallátogatásai százalék, amióta a Microsoft Corp. február. 7-én bemutatta mesterséges intelligenciával hajtott verzióját, szemben az Alphabet Inc tulajdonában lévő keresőmotor közel 1 százalékos visszaesésével, a március 20-ig tartó adatok azt mutatták, hogy. A számok a Windows gyártó vezetésének korai jelei. a Google-lal a generatív mesterséges intelligencia dominanciájáért folytatott versenyfutás, a ChatGPT mögött meghúzódó technológiának köszönhetően, a vírusos chatbotnak, a ChatGPT-nek köszönhetően, amelyet sok szakértő az AI iPhone momentum.-nek nevezett ? Ezek is rámutatnak arra a ritka lehetőségre, hogy a Microsoft betörjön a több mint 120 milliárd dollárba. A le évtizedek óta a domináns szereplő, több mint 80 százalékos részesedéssel. Gil Luria, a D. A. Davidson e Co elemzője elmondta, hogy arra számít, hogy a következő hónapokban a Bing piaci részesedést szerez a keresésben, különösen, ha . Míg a Bing AI már február óta elérhető a legtöbb felhasználó számára szerte a világon, a Google csak kedden,. -án kezdte meg chatbotjának nyilvános kiadását. A Bing a Google piaci részesedésének kevesebb mint tizedével rendelkezik, így Anyagilag előnyös leszek a Bing és a Microsoft számára,? Egyes elemzők ennek ellenére azt mondták, hogy a Google, amely a 2000-es évek elején az akkor vezető Yahoo-t megvesztette, és a domináns keresési szereplővé vált, le tudta küzdeni a korai kudarcokat, hogy megőrizze vezető pozícióját. !A Google rangsoroló algoritmusa versenyelőnyre tehet szert

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LONDON: Az OpenAI technológiájának a Microsoft tulajdonában lévő Bing-be való integrálása a keveset használt keresőmotorhoz terelte az embereket, és hozzájárult ahhoz, hogy jobban versenyezzen a piacvezető Google-lal az oldallátogatások növekedésében – derül ki a Hasonlóweb. elemzőcég adataiból. A Bing oldallátogatásai �százalék, amióta a Microsoft Corp. február. 7-én bemutatta mesterséges intelligenciával hajtott verzióját, szemben az Alphabet Inc tulajdonában lévő keresőmotor közel 1 százalékos visszaesésével, a március 20-ig tartó adatok azt mutatták, hogy. A számok a Windows gyártó vezetésének korai jelei. �a Google-lal a generatív mesterséges intelligencia dominanciájáért folytatott versenyfutás, a ChatGPT mögött meghúzódó technológiának köszönhetően, a vírusos chatbotnak, a ChatGPT-nek köszönhetően, amelyet sok szakértő az AI iPhone momentum.-nek nevezett ? Ezek is rámutatnak arra a ritka lehetőségre, hogy a Microsoft betörjön a több mint 120 milliárd dollárba. �A le évtizedek óta a domináns szereplő, több mint 80 százalékos részesedéssel. Gil Luria, a D. A. Davidson e Co elemzője elmondta, hogy arra számít, hogy a következő hónapokban a Bing piaci részesedést szerez a keresésben, különösen, ha �. Míg a Bing AI már február óta elérhető a l

Az OpenAI technológia lendületet ad a Microsofts Bingnek a Google-lel folytatott keresési csatában

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LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

OpenAI-tech-gives-Microsoft’s-Bing-a-boost-in-search-battle-with-Google

LONDON: The integration of OpenAI’s technology into Microsoft owned Bing has driven people to the little used search engine and helped it compete better with market leader Google in page visits growth, according to data from analytics firm Similarweb. Page visits on Bing have risen 15.8 percent since Microsoft Corp. unveiled its artificial intelligence powered version on Feb. 7, compared with a near 1 percent decline for the Alphabet Inc owned search engine, data till March 20 showed. The figures are an early sign of the lead the Windows maker has taken in its fast moving race with Google for generative AI dominance, thanks to the technology behind ChatGPT, the viral chatbot that many experts have called AI’s “iPhone moment.” They also underscore a rare opportunity for Microsoft to make inroads in the over $120 billion search market, where Google has been the dominant player for decades with a share of more than 80 percent. Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson e Co, said that he expects Bing to gain market share in search over the next coming months, especially if Google continues to delay the integration of generative AI into its product. While Bing AI has been available to most users around the world since February, Google began the public release of its chatbot Bard only on Tuesday. “Bing has less than a tenth of Google’s market share, so even if it converts 1 percent or 2 percent of users it will be materially beneficial to Bing and Microsoft,” Luria said. App downloads for Bing have also jumped eight times globally after AI integration, according to app research firm Data.ai. Downloads for the Google search app fell 2 percent in the same period, the data showed. Still, some analysts said that Google, which in the early 2000s unseated then leader Yahoo to become the dominant search player, could overcome the early setbacks to maintain its lead. “Google’s ranking algorithm can have a competitive edge over that of competitors,” Yongjei Jeong, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities in South Korea said, referring to how Google’s algorithm helped it beat Yahoo Search.

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