Per Business Insider

Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary has gotten himself in trouble for being a paid spokesperson of FTX, but now, the investor shares how he has started to use ChatGPT more. The investor shared how his use of Google has started to decrease.

O'Leary shared how six months ago, he would only use Google for his search queries, but now, he only uses the search engine 50% of the time. The Shark Tank investor said he uses the AI tool for internet research.

O'Leary: "Now I'm splitting my search to 50% Google and 50% ChatGPT,"

The Shark Tank investor shared that he wanted to invest in OpenAI, the parent company behind ChatGPT, which recently got a $10 billion investment from Microsoft.

Per Wealthy Gorilla, Kevin O'Leary's net worth is around $400 million, which was last updated on August 2, 2022. OpenAI initially got a $1 billion investment from Microsoft back in 2019.

O'Leary shared how he didn't use Bing in years, but he plans to try it with the addition of OpenAI's technology. The Shark Tank investor shared how ChatGPT poses a threat to Google and that the market has not yet significantly affected Google.

O'Leary: "The market hasn't really punished Google stock for this. But a few quarters from now, if ChatGPT really starts to bring in significant subscriber fees, then we'll see what happens."

Microsoft remains extremely confident in OpenAI's abilities, with its CEO sharing how the new Bing will make Google "dance." CEO Satya Nadella shared how the company will be taking Google head-on with the help of ChatGPT's addition to Bing.

On the other hand, Google is investing in its own artificial intelligence tech called Bard, and recently, it gave a wrong answer, which was even shared during an ad. Google's counter-ChatGPT gave a wrong answer to a question regarding the James Webb Space Telescope, which resulted in its stock dropping by $100 billion.

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