Google Bard: The $120 Billion Mistake Failed To Answer ChatGPT. Rob Taormina Investigates

Uncover the truth behind Google's latest AI chatbot launch called BARD with "Don't Fear Grit." 
Get ready to be shocked as you witness the $120 billion mistake that brought down Google's new AI creation, Google Bard. In this episode, we'll take a deep dive into the comparison between Google Bard and OpenAI's ChatGPT. Was Google's answer to ChatGPT truly more powerful and reliable? Find out as we break down the disastrous launch that shook the world and caused a massive financial loss for Google. This is not a podcast episode to miss. 

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Google has recently launched its answer to OpenAI's chatbot, GPT, known as Google Bard. However, the launch was not successful, as Google Bard made a mistake during its public demo and was unable to answer a question correctly about the James Webb Space Telescope. As a result of this error, Google lost $120 billion in valuation, according to the stock market.

Google Bard was marketed as a more powerful and reliable AI chatbot compared to GPT. It was developed quickly in response to the widespread popularity of GPT and its perceived threat to Google's dominance in the market. However, the launch of Google Bard was marred by its mistake during the live demonstration, causing the company to experience a significant dip in its stock value.

Despite efforts by Google to limit the damage, the error was widely shared on social media, and it remains a significant event in the tech world. The incident serves as a cautionary tale for companies trying to play catch-up in a rapidly evolving market, highlighting the importance of thoroughly testing products before they are released to the public. It also underscores the impact that technology can have on a company's financial performance, as a single mistake can result in significant financial losses.