The pressure to prove that the ChatGPT style AI Chatbots The fact that the general public is embracing this technology is significant, given the enormous costs involved in distributing it.
The numbers could help calm a small but growing group of critics who are calling for faster and bigger revenue streams from artificial intelligence chatbots and other tools.
Open AIThe creator of ChatGPT told US media on Thursday that usage of his iconic chatbot had more than doubled since November to reach 200 million monthly active users.
The company led by CEO Sam Altman and heavily backed by Microsoft He also said that 92 percent of Fortune 500 companies were using its services.
Facebook owner Goal Meanwhile, on Friday it said the use of AI features on its platforms had grown to 400 million monthly users and 185 million weekly.
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AI usage by Meta’s more than three billion users was “growing rapidly, and we haven’t even rolled it out in the UK, Brazil, or the EU yet,” CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg said in a post on Threads. The company also said that use of its in-house developed artificial intelligence Llama model At major cloud service providers, the number of users had doubled between May and July with the release of their latest update.
Most companies using AI models access them through the world’s major cloud providers (Amazon, Microsoft, IBM and Google) rather than installing them on their own servers.
Llama, which is available for free, competes directly with the models that power ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini, which are also made available to businesses for a fee through cloud providers.
Microsoft, which builds its AI tools on OpenAI technology, said on its latest earnings call that use of its Copilot chatbot by commercial customers had increased 60 percent in just three months.
He added that web users overall have used Copilot to create more than 12 billion images and conduct 13 billion chats to date and that numbers have increased by 150 percent since the beginning of the calendar year.
Google, despite having led the development of much of generative AI’s capabilities over the years, has been criticized for lagging behind its rivals in deploying AI and for making mistakes when it did so.
The search engine giant said last month that its Gemini chatbot was now included in all of its products (like Gmail or Google Maps) and on Thursday it said it was again making its AI image generator available to Gemini’s premium and business customers.
Earlier this year, Google suspended generating images of people after Gemini was found to be creating diverse but historically inaccurate images, such as Asian Nazis during World War II or a George Washington who was black.
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