Amazon, which plans to join the ranks of artificial intelligence developers in the near future, has also pointed to the limitations of Google’s artificial intelligence to highlight its capabilities. Google did not like this issue and announced that these claims are nothing more than storytelling.
Recently, some sources revealed that Amazon plans to launch Alexa, its AI-based assistant with new features to compete with Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT. This company has reported that it wants to launch its new product this October; Although it may require a monthly subscription of up to $10 to use it.
Few details of Amazon’s Alexa update and its offering of new features have been released; But we can be sure that it will be provided soon. According to published reports, the company appears to be using internal sales guidelines for its extensive promotion of custom silicon processors and artificial intelligence chips as a significant advantage over rivals including Microsoft and Google.
Amazon also took the opportunity to highlight Google’s limitations, citing the number of its base models as a deterrent. Google also responded to Amazon’s claims. Athel ErlingsonA Google spokesperson says:
We are glad that they are concerned about us; But these stories do not become reality.
Erlingson claims that Google’s infrastructure offers the best performance and multiple AI models. He has announced that Google not only provides more than 150 first and third-party and open-source models through Vertex AI; Rather, its artificial intelligence infrastructure has the best performance in terms of cost and working time and security.
