With the increasing popularity of OpenAI's ChatGPT, China-based Baidu launches a ChatGPT replica which is likely to provide conversational chats.

With ChatGPT's increasing popularity, numerous large companies are racing to create chatbots that look like ChatGPT. As per sources China's biggest search company Baidu expected to launch a ChatGPT-style program in March, firstly incorporating it within its primary search operations. Users will be able to obtain conversational search results from the tool (name not decided yet), similar to the well-known platform of OpenAI. On an ongoing, billion-dollar drive to shift beyond online marketing to more advanced technology, Baidu has invested enormous amounts of money in Artificial Intelligence research. Their future ChatGPT replica product will be based on its Ernie platform, a sizable machine-learning system that has been built on information over many decades, the source claimed. It appears that China-based Baidu launches a ChatGPT replica that is efficient in writing essays and programming tasks easily.

The Chinese company recently announced three AI-driven technologies that might let anyone assume the jobs of an animator, designer, or screenwriter. ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot from OpenAI, has recently made headlines for its ground-breakingly thorough and expressive responses along a wide range of knowledge disciplines that can be utilized by both companies and the general public. The resounding interest in technology has sparked discussion on what AI will be capable of in the coming years and how it might change the world.

Chinese users were similarly fascinated by ChatGPT, who like global users uploaded snapshots of unexpected interactions with the Intelligence bot on regional social networks. Despite the internet that is severely regulated and generally isolated from the rest of the globe, businesses like Baidu have prospered as local alternatives to Google, Facebook, and Twitter.