ChatGPT, the AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI, has lost 9.7 % of traffic globally during the month of June, the first drop on record since its launch in January of this year.

The OpenAI ‘chatbot’ was presented as a service trained with a language model capable of processing and generating content to maintain a text conversation, with the ability to link ideas and remember previous conversations.

The company led by Sam Altman continues to roll out improvements and new capabilities to its chatbot, such as the ability to use its new generation GPT-4 language model, which he introduced in March, to all API developers. This new model integrates the ability to solve large problems with precision and offer more useful and secure answers.

Likewise, ChatGPT also expanded by incorporating itself into products and services from other brands, such as the new versions of Bing and Edge, developed by Microsoft, which were presented in February.

Due to this incorporation, the ‘chatbot’ has been experiencing exponential growth in both traffic and users who download its ‘app’ or use it on the web.

However, during this month of June ChatGPT experienced for the first time a decrease in traffic of 9.7 %, as well as 5.7 % fewer unique visitors, as registered by the company specialized in web analysis Similarweb in a statement on his blog.

This traffic drop refers to global desktop and mobile web traffic. On the other hand, in addition to a decrease in the number of unique visitors, there has also been an 8.5 percent drop in the amount of time visitors spend on the website.

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Microsoft incorporated into its new AI-based Bing and Edge an image creator based on the Dall-E model, Bing Image Creator, which also generates content from a text description.

Behind Bing Image Creator is an advanced version of Dall-E, the OpenIA image generator that only needs a text premise to create high-quality content.

Now, Microsoft announced that this creator has been integrated into previous versions of the Bing search engine and the Edge browser, where it works together with the chatbot. “Now you can generate written and visual content in one place,” they point out from the company in the official blog.

In the browser preview, this new tool is implemented in the creative mode of the chatbot. “By writing a description of an image, providing additional context such as location or activity, and choosing an art style, Image Creator will generate an image from your own imagination,” they explain from Microsoft.

For its part, Edge becomes “the first and only browser with an integrated image generator powered by AI.” Here, Image Creator is available to everyone in English, in a dedicated icon in the sidebar.

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The Google Chrome, Edge and Firefox browsers will soon launch their 100th update, but these new versions could compromise their compatibility with various web pages that would affect Internet access to millions of users around the world.

According to the developers of the different brands, the update of the next version of the browsers, which will be available in March for Google Chrome and Edge, while the one for Firefox will be released in May, could affect the income of some pages because “they are not ready to read three-digit user agent strings, similar to what happened when browsers reached two-digit versions more than a decade ago.”

The companies behind Google, Microsoft and Mozilla browsers are currently working hard solve the failures that millions of users may present with the new three-digit update.

Browsers work to fix bugs

The developers are designing various strategies, among which stands our the activation of a specific tag in the current versions of the browsers that allows a simulation of the next update in order to approve different websites and their reaction to the three-digit encoding.

The company that supports Mozilla plans to correct the faults once they appear when accessing the different websites. But, if they cannot solve it, they plan to use a strategy similar to that proposed by Google, which consists of freezing version 99 of the browser.

The reports generated so far indicate that the sites with the highest user traffic that experience compatibility difficulties are HBO Go, Bethesda and Yahoo. Therefore, the companies are asking users who want to help mitigate the “possible consequences to configure their browsers with the special tag and report any problems with their performance.”

M. Rodríguez

Source: actuality.rt.com

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