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Aydin Ozcekic

Aydin Ozcekic is the CEO of Botmore Technology, based in London. With over 15 years of experience in AI implementation across various industries, Aydin brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. He holds both an engineering degree and an MBA, making him well-equipped to lead and manage R&D projects in the UK and Turkey.

Merging Search and GPT3

  • Artificial Intelligence, Defining AI, Google

Breaking down the strengths and limitations of search engines and GPT-3 language models.

Article by Aydin Ozcekic
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Merging Search and GPT3
  • The author analyzes advancements in technology that have integrated search capabilities into chatbots for a more efficient user experience.
  • Comparing search and GPT3, it’s crucial to choose the technology that best fits the specific needs and goals of the user:
    • GPT-3 language model is content-centered, ideal for text-based information manipulation;
    • Search engines are best for point-to-point information retrieval.
  • The combination of chatbots and search engines can potentially cannibalize each other, leading to a double-edged sword scenario.
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Google’s Dilemma (GPT3)

  • Artificial Intelligence, Google, Search, SEO, and SEM

What to expect from Google after a GPT3 solution release?

Article by Aydin Ozcekic
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Google’s Dilemma (GPT3)
  • Everyone is waiting for Google to respond to the GPT3 solution as Google possesses the necessary tools to develop the greatest AI solutions.
  • There is a significant distinction between the ways GPT3 and Google search operate:
    • GPT3 can access data and produce solutions while Google displays the best resources that might be available.
    • GPT3 is responsible for the answer it produces while Google is not.
    • GPT3 concentrates on producing the best possible response while Google anticipates your questions.
    • GPT3 represents the side of knowledge centralization while Google represents the diversity of knowledge.
  • According to the author, it’s crucial for Google to support websites that are the foundation of revenue and not change the way it works.
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