You'll never see AI products being launched without a private test phase after Bing and the Sydney coverage in the NYT.
Google probably has something great and is making sure it's not too unexpected in how it's great before wide release.
What I'm really curious about though is Meta's commitment to a GPT-4 competitive model.
The more Google and OpenAI tread lightly and slowly with closed and heavily restricted models, the more it allows Meta to catch up with open models that as a consequence get greater public research attention.
You'll never see AI products being launched without a private test phase after Bing and the Sydney coverage in the NYT.
Google probably has something great and is making sure it's not too unexpected in how it's great before wide release.
What I'm really curious about though is Meta's commitment to a GPT-4 competitive model.
The more Google and OpenAI tread lightly and slowly with closed and heavily restricted models, the more it allows Meta to catch up with open models that as a consequence get greater public research attention.