Tech companies are scrambling to keep up in the race for AI supremacy, and it seems Amazon is no different. The tech giant is secretly working on an AI chatbot which it hopes will prise users away from ChatGPT, according to a report. Amazon's'ChatGPT killer' – named'Metis' after the Greek god of wisdom – will likely be launched at its autumn product event, expected to occur in September. When prompted, Metis will return up-to-date text information in a'conversational manner, as well as images. But its abilities will go even further by performing'complex' tasks such as turning on your lights and booking a flight for you – acting as an'AI agent'.

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It looks like the AI arms race is heating up. Google is expected to announce soon the launch of a competitor to ChatGPT, the generative AI tool that has shaken the technology and business world. ChatGPT is the product of OpenAI, the company that produced Dall-E, which uses AI to create images. ChatGPT is one of many chatbots designed to respond to queries from people by providing richer, more detailed, and more human-sounding answers than their predecessors. The incredibly slick bot uses AI to do everything from write copy to answer search queries to write code.