There's a monumental war brewing over AI citations

Google announced its own AI service, Bard, on Tuesday, and Microsoft is expected to unveil its own AI chatbot on Tuesday. Based upon what we've seen, officially or not, both Microsoft's "new" Bing AI-powered search engine and You.com's YouChat cite a list of sources when presenting answers. The other two, OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard, simply tell you what they think is the right answer. Google said Bard, which it described as an "experimental conversational AI service," will be tested with a small group of beta testers before a launch sometime later. Instead of licensing AI models from OpenAI, as Microsoft has, Google developed its own, called LAMDA.