OpenAI’s ChatGPT is the AI of the hour, and unless you’ve been living under a rock, you must have heard about it or used it. The chatbot has been making headlines with its clever answers, and companies like Google rushed to create their own versions but haven’t made much progress (yet). Now, it seems that the Chinese behemoth Huawei is also entering the race, aiming to challenge OpenAI with its own version of the chatbot, potentially named NetGPT. The company recently submitted a trademark application for the name to China’s trademark patent office.
NetGPT could be Huawei’s own AI Chatbot
As spotted by Huawei Central, Huawei has apparently applied for the registration of the “Huawei NetGPT” trademark at China’s trademark patent office. The trademark falls under Class 9, which includes scientific instruments, and it’s currently listed as pending. Apart from this, there’s no information available about NetGPT.
The specific details regarding NetGPT are not mentioned in the trademark filing. However, given the name “NetGPT,” it does seem self-explanatory that Huawei intends to develop an AI chatbot system similar to ChatGPT. The company has previously stated that it will not integrate ChatGPT into its products but will instead focus on developing more advanced AI technologies.
While there’s no confirmation from the brand yet, we are hopeful that NetGPT will be Huawei’s answer to OpenAI’s chatbot. With Huawei stepping into the field, it means more options and potentially even cooler AI chatbots for consumers in the near future. Plus, with multiple companies diving into the world of artificial intelligence, there’s bound to be a whole lot of innovation happening. We should be learning more details about this potential chatbot in the near future.
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