Sheesh, you just can't trust anything on the internet, huh?
OpenAI, the maker of many chatbots and taker of much Microsoft money, denies it's planning to unveil a web search engine on Monday.in the past few hours regarding a product update coming early next week. CEO Sam Altman echoed that denial in a
OpenAI is promising only to"demo some ChatGPT and GPT-4 updates." Still, that's rather a bland commitment, too much so to warrant social mediaAltman's tease about the Monday reveal –"we’ve been hard at work on some new stuff we think people will love! feels like magic to me" – sounds a bit like starry-eyed Apple marketing with fewer superlatives.
AI models haven't been designed to do that. They make predictions based on inputs but their results are abstractions of source material. And while there's ongoing work to address that shortcoming, there are plenty of situations where authorship, trust, and accountability really matter, and a ChatGPT summary without citations won't suffice.
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