OpenAi's Chat vs Google's Bard: Which AI programme is better

By Shaghil Bilali

Ever since ChatGPT hit the market in late November last year, the dominance of the Google search engine appeared to be under threat. With Microsoft-backed ChatGPT taking the early-edge, Google has hit back with gusto by launching Bard, its long-awaited reply to ChatGPT. My take on which service is better

Recently, Google's Bard AI has been released to challenge Open AI's Chat GPT. Both platforms will offer chatbot services to the public; however, there are several differences between the two. Google's Bard has been developed for advanced chatbot conversations, with a focus on natural language generation and natural language understanding, while Chat GPT is specialized in generating long-form content and providing answers to questions. Bard focuses on faster response times while Chat GPT is designed to generate better quality content. Both platforms have their own strengths and weaknesses, and it is up to the user to decide which one is most suitable for their needs.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an essential part of contemporary life, with companies across multiple industries now relying on AI to automate tedious tasks, boost decision-making processes, and optimize customer service. Chatbots, powered by AI, have become a popular means of connecting with customers online. Open AI's Chat GPT is a language-based model that has revolutionized the digital world since its introduction. By utilizing this AI technology, businesses are now able to process customer inquiries faster and more efficiently, while offering a more personalized experience. Chat GPT has been a game-changer in the tech industry and is seen as a superior alternative to Google's BERT, a competing language model.

GPT has been employed for a variety of tasks, including writing emails, programming, and completing assignments. Despite the ongoing ethical discussions surrounding its use, no definite resolution has been made.

In the ever-evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence, Google has recently revealed their own language conversational AI, Bard. This technology has sparked a face-off with Open AI's Chat GPT and in this article, we will compare the two AI programs. Google's Bard is being seen as a direct challenger to the Open AI counterpart, and many are eager to understand the differences between the two.

Chat GPT is a large-scale language model that is designed to produce natural-sounding text. It has the capability to be trained for a range of natural language processing tasks, such as question answering, translation, and summarization of text. GPT is noted for its capacity to generate consistent and relevant text, although it may occasionally create text that is biased or nonsensical.

Google's Bard AI and Microsoft's Chat GPT are both advanced language-based conversational AI models. However, their designs and intended uses differ in various ways.

Google Bard is an AI chatbot developed by Google, which is powered by the LaMDA language model. The goal of this conversational AI is to combine the vastness of human knowledge with the power of language models, in order to provide original and accurate answers. Currently, Google Bard is in the testing phase and will soon be available to the public.

Bard has access to the newest information available on the internet, giving it the ability to provide more recent data and sources. In contrast to Chat GPT, which is limited to events up to 2021, Bard can draw from a more expansive set of resources.

Bard is not only integrated with Google's search engine, but it also has access to an impressive amount of data that puts it ahead of Chat GPT, which is powered by Microsoft.

Bard AI has an advantage over other AI platforms due to its access to Google's vast collection of data, which enables it to provide a superior level of detail and breadth of information.

While Chat GPT may have an inclination towards providing some inaccurate information and fabricating details, it is believed that Google's Bard AI offers more reliable data to its users.

Bard is a creative AI writing assistant that can take complex topics and boil them down into straightforward, easy-to-understand language. The goal is to make knowledge more accessible to everyone, no matter their background, and to foster a love of learning in all ages. By understanding the context and the prompts, Bard can produce totally unique, plagiarism-free content with a natural flow and engaging readability.

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