OpenAI’s ChatGPT is state-of-the-art artificial intelligence, and if you haven’t lived under a rock, you should have heard of it or used it. The chatbot made headlines with its clever responses, and companies like Google rushed to create their own versions, but (so far) haven’t made much headway. Now, it looks like Chinese giant Huawei is also in the race to challenge OpenAI with its own version of the chatbot, potentially called NetGPT. The company recently filed a trademark application with the Chinese Patent Office.

NetGPT could be Huawei’s own AI Chatbot

as noticed Huawei Headquarters, Huawei apparently applied to the Chinese Patent Office to register the trademark “Huawei NetGPT”. The trademark falls into Class 9, which includes scientific instruments, and is currently listed as pending. Other than that, there is no information about NetGPT.

Specific details about NetGPT are not mentioned in the trademark application. However, given the name “NetGPT”, it is clear that Huawei plans to develop an artificial intelligence chatbot system similar to ChatGPT. The company has previously said that it will not integrate ChatGPT into its products, but will instead focus on developing more advanced AI technologies.

While there is no confirmation from the brand yet, we hope NetGPT will be Huawei’s answer to the OpenAI chatbot. Huawei’s entry into the market means more opportunities for us consumers in the near future, and potentially even cooler AI chatbots. Also, as more companies dive into the world of artificial intelligence, it is inevitable that there will be a lot of innovation. We should know more about this potential chatbot in the near future.