The Morning After: Microsoft Expands ‘Multibillion Dollar’ Deal With OpenAI & ChatGPT

Have you ever had a morning after where you look back at what happened the previous night and cringe? Well, that’s kind of what Microsoft have done after ‘expanding their multibillion dollar deal’ with OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, which is essentially a chatbot.

What is the Big Deal?

The ‘expanded’ deal grants Microsoft access to OpenAI’s artificial general intelligence technology which is a mouthful, so let’s break it down. Microsoft get access to OpenAI’s suite of algorithms that simulate human language patterns, which in turn enables ChatGPT to generate any kind of conversation (which includes humor!).

Can Microsoft Handle the Humor?

Well, it’s hard to say. Microsoft’s existing AI technology isn’t exactly renowned for its sense of humour. On the plus side, ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize customer service and help Microsoft products take the conversational AI game to the next level.

But still, the prospect of Microsoft bots being rude and snarky is a frightening one. That said, it looks like the tech giant is looking to mitigate the risks and have an audit system in place that will hopefully catch any chatty bot trolls.

What’s Next for ChatGPT?

Microsoft have now gained some much-needed experience with the technology and the tools to help them create the smartest conversational AI bots possible. Now it’s time to see what the team can come up with.

We already know that ChatGPT has the ability to generate humor, but only time will tell if Microsoft can create conversational AI bots as good as (or better!) than humans. Either way, it’s going to be exciting to watch the development of this cutting edge technology.

Conclusion

All in all, it looks like Microsoft made a pretty big mistake by expanding their deal with OpenAI. But, it’s not all doom and gloom! We could be looking at a future that might be brighter than we ever thought, with AI bots that are smarter than ever before.

So, let’s not panic just yet – we might have a future full of funny-talking AI bots after all!