's unnamed source, Baidu is planning to launch a standalone app, before eventually integrating it into its search engine.
There's a lot we still don't know about Baidu's upcoming chatbot service, but given the over five percent rise in Baidu's shares following's report late Sunday evening, there's clearly plenty of appetite among investors for a Chinese ChatGPT alternative. That makes sense, given the current frenzy. Tech companies like Google are desperately trying to catch up to OpenAI with its uber-popular chatbot. Last month, for instance, Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedlyBaidu has already invested billions in AI research.
Competition is always good to consumers
What does China contribute to humanity? Poor quality consumer products. CoVid. Chemical compounds for fentanyl. They have no moral compass to guide them.
At last we discover Julia Hartley-Brewer is, in fact, a chatbot.
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