There are still at least four bogus apps using the Mandarin name of the Ernie bot in the Apple App Store.
Chinese search engine giant Baidu has sued app developers and Apple for selling fake copies of its Ernie artificial intelligence chatbot bot app on the Apple App Store, according to aThe chatbot powered by AI, Ernie, was unveiled last month and is positioned as US-developed ChatGPT's most significant Chinese challenger."At present, Ernie does not have any official app," Baidu said in a statement late on Friday posted on its official "Baidu AI" WeChat account.
The Apple corporation and the producers of the knockoff Ernie bot programs were the targets of lawsuits filed by Baidu, according to the company.People who request and obtain access codes are permitted to utilize the. The bot's most recent edition, which was released last month, is almost on par with GPT-4, the most recent large language model from OpenAI.
In its demo, the chatbot was able to sum up a Chinese science fiction book, identify the actors who played the book's central characters in the film version, compare their heights, and determine which of the two actors was taller.In a different demonstration, it was able to come up with names, develop slogans, and even produce a newsletter with a predetermined word count for a high-tech service company that catered to small and mid-size businesses.
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