A new tech era quietly dawned in 2023
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Artificial intelligence experienced strong growth and hit major milestones in 2023, with several big tech companies stepping up to continue developing the technology.
The comments come as a busy 2023 comes to a close, marking a year in which AI became a larger part of the national conversation.
The year started off with the exploding success of OpenAI's chat platform, ChatGPT, a language learning model (LLM) that sparked the interest and investment of several tech giants. Microsoft was first into the fray, announcing in January a partnership with OpenAI that included $10 billion in investments in the company. Microsoft also hinted that an AI chatbot of its own might be on the horizon, but was beaten to the punch by Google in February, which unveiled its Bard bot to consumers. Microsoft quickly followed, debuting its Bing chatbot just days later.
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