This reminds me of when Google+ launched, and Microsoft coded up a clone over the weekend, just out of spite.
Yes, Google+ failed the social parts, but Microsoft's move did not even do the technical implementation. Similar to how "code up a twitter clone" is basically a codelab, but nobody thinks that it could actually take the twitter workload, even if it had the user demand.
GPT-3 has promise, but the pure nonsense it gives you sometimes has to be fixed first. And… uh… Google can do this too. Google is not exactly lagging in the ML space.
Remember when Bing went live, and went "look, we can handle Google scale queries per second!", and Google basically overnight enabled instant search, probably 10xing their search query rate? (again, out of spite)
tl;dr: When GPT-3 is a viable Google-replacement then Google will use something like it plus Google, and still be better.
Yes, Google+ failed the social parts, but Microsoft's move did not even do the technical implementation. Similar to how "code up a twitter clone" is basically a codelab, but nobody thinks that it could actually take the twitter workload, even if it had the user demand.
GPT-3 has promise, but the pure nonsense it gives you sometimes has to be fixed first. And… uh… Google can do this too. Google is not exactly lagging in the ML space.
Remember when Bing went live, and went "look, we can handle Google scale queries per second!", and Google basically overnight enabled instant search, probably 10xing their search query rate? (again, out of spite)
tl;dr: When GPT-3 is a viable Google-replacement then Google will use something like it plus Google, and still be better.