“Today we have brought competition to the search engine market. Believe me, I've been waiting for this for twenty years. But we have a titan in front of us. I hope he will want to show that he can dance too. And I want people to know that we're the ones that made them dance."
It is very rare to hear the boss of Microsoft challenge one of his competitors in this way.
However, this is what Satya Nadella did on February 7 at the microphone of The Verge media, shortly after the presentation of the future version of his Bing search engine.
Thanks to the strategic alliance between Microsoft and the artificial intelligence research laboratory OpenAI, creator of the ChatGPT phenomenon, Bing will soon be able to provide solutions to Internet users' questions, not by submitting them a list of links to sites visit, but generating a text that looks like it was written by a human.
The designated target is no less than Google, the undisputed champion…
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