Google already has many similar models. Most similar is maybe their LaMDA model. https://blog.google/technology/ai/lamda/
It's strange that the article does not mention that.
I never really understood the argument that OpenAI has some technology that Google does not have. That's just not true. The opposite is much more true. And Google's LaMDA is even older than ChatGPT.
Also, that technology is also not really so fancy. What matters is that you have enough computing power. When you have that, most people can replicate sth like ChatGPT.
And in terms of computing power, it's hard to beat Google and their TPU clusters. I don't really have numbers, but I think Google also wins here.
Google already has many similar models. Most similar is maybe their LaMDA model. https://blog.google/technology/ai/lamda/ It's strange that the article does not mention that.
I never really understood the argument that OpenAI has some technology that Google does not have. That's just not true. The opposite is much more true. And Google's LaMDA is even older than ChatGPT.
Also, that technology is also not really so fancy. What matters is that you have enough computing power. When you have that, most people can replicate sth like ChatGPT.
And in terms of computing power, it's hard to beat Google and their TPU clusters. I don't really have numbers, but I think Google also wins here.