[Test] Davinici 003 vs Jasper

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I use a few AI tools for my writing and blogging process. Mainly Jasper. But most of the time Jasper output (content outlines, start of paragraphs, conclusions ) looks very generic and same to me. Then few days back Open AI released Davinci 003 and I just wanted to see how 'well trained' Jasper and 'bab' Davinci 003 will write on the same topic.

Here is the results.

Jasper One Shot Blog Post

Blog Title: How to Attach a Hutch to a Desk Blog Introduction: A hutch is a type of storage unit that typically sits on top of a desk. It usually has shelves and doors, and can be used to store books, files, or other office supplies. If you have a hutch that you would like to attach to your desk, there are a few things you need to do. Blog Body: 1. First, you need to find the studs in your wall. A stud finder will come in handy for this task. Once you have located the studs, use a pencil to mark their location on the wall. 2. Next, you need to hold the hutch up against the wall in the desired location and use a pencil to mark the holes that need to be drilled into the wall. 3. Now it’s time to drill the holes into the wall. Be sure to use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws that you will be using so that the screws can be easily inserted into the holes. 4. Finally, insert the screws into the holes and tighten them until the hutch is securely attached to the desk. Conclusion: That’s all there is to it! Following these simple steps will ensure that your hutch is properly attached to your desk.

Open AI Davinci 003

Attaching a hutch to a desk is a great way to add extra storage space. Whether you’re a student or a professional, a hutch can help you stay organized and tidy. This step by step guide will help you easily attach your hutch to a desk. Step 1: Place the desk and hutch side by side in the desired area. Make sure that the hutch is level and that the desk is also level. Step 2: Measure the distance between the two pieces of furniture. Make sure that the measurements are accurate and that the hutch and desk are the same height. Step 3: Mark the holes on the desk where you will be attaching the hutch. It is important to make sure that the holes are drilled straight and that the hutch is placed in the correct position. Step 4: Drill the holes into the desk and insert the screws. Make sure that the screws are secure and that the hutch is firmly attached to the desk. Step 5: Place the hutch on top of the desk and make sure that it is level. You can use shims to make sure that the hutch is securely attached and that it is not wobbling. Step 6: Secure the hutch to the desk using screws. Make sure that all of the screws are securely in place and that the hutch is secure. Step 7: Make sure that all of the screws are tight and secure. Check that the hutch is securely attached to the desk and that it is not wobbling. Step 8: Add any other decorations or accessories to the hutch such as shelves, drawers, or baskets. Step 9: Enjoy your newly attached hutch and the extra storage space that it provides. Attaching a hutch to a desk is a quick and easy way to add extra storage space to your desk. Follow these steps and you will be able to easily attach your hutch to your desk.

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What are your thoughts? Davinci has done a good job here IMO even it's not trained as per my needs.
 
Not a fan of AI blog content but Davinci looks awesome ngl
 
Not a fan of AI blog content but Davinci looks awesome ngl
The debate over AI vs human is kinda huge now. Especially the recent growth of 'AI art' industry. Mid to share why you doesn't like the AI content approach?
 
The debate over AI vs human is kinda huge now. Especially the recent growth of 'AI art' industry. Mid to share why you doesn't like the AI content approach?
it's just that somehow google will have to get around it, otherwise the whole internet is ruined.
If google gets around then AI blogs will be useless
if google doesn't then the internet will be too spammy and inaccurate.

But I always admit that it sometimes shocking how well they work.
 
I had never heard of the software until I read your post. (Been keenly looking at Jasper as a suggestion tool) so signed up and gave it a try.
Pretty impressed. Although 'a little' generic, it never the less is a brilliant starting point which will stop writers block.
As a framework to expand and craft a 3000 word article - it does the job.
Using the preset parameters as you show above, I entered: 'Write an article on how to survive a recession'
This is the result:

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I know its only 396 words, but here is what Copyscape said:

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Everyone will have an opinion, right or wrong, the thing is - this is a tool to be used as a researcher.
There is no way I would accept an article like this from a paid writer - too formulaic and generic.
However, it opens the mind to what is possible, which to me is scary.
 
Jasper is not in a very good situation after the huge investment (100 millions) they just received.
The competition is though and improving quickly.
It will be hard to justify their big premium for the service unless they manage to train the AI to an incredible level.
 
it's just that somehow google will have to get around it, otherwise the whole internet is ruined.
If google gets around then AI blogs will be useless
if google doesn't then the internet will be too spammy and inaccurate.

But I always admit that it sometimes shocking how well they work.
Did you see this?
Open AI is working on a cryptographic watermark for GPT outputs so search engines can tell if it's automated content.

https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/10/o...2bL-km-tUxDYGtdP5Mj7G3b7guNbzOG5D-Nt8FNzdYu4c
I had never heard of the software until I read your post. (Been keenly looking at Jasper as a suggestion tool) so signed up and gave it a try.
Pretty impressed. Although 'a little' generic, it never the less is a brilliant starting point which will stop writers block.
As a framework to expand and craft a 3000 word article - it does the job.
Using the preset parameters as you show above, I entered: 'Write an article on how to survive a recession'
This is the result:

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I know its only 396 words, but here is what Copyscape said:

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Everyone will have an opinion, right or wrong, the thing is - this is a tool to be used as a researcher.
There is no way I would accept an article like this from a paid writer - too formulaic and generic.
However, it opens the mind to what is possible, which to me is scary.
All AI tools are generic IMHO. No updates on latest updates, no factual correction.
AIs are best fat copywriting not content writing for blogs or other ( for now).
But I also see this as a limitation of the business model. No one is funding a business to a higher end like that. Near future us marketers will train small AI models as per their need. I mean there are so many right now.

If anyone interested to be ahead this game next thing to do is 'train your own model'

Jasper is not in a very good situation after the huge investment (100 millions) they just received.
The competition is though and improving quickly.
It will be hard to justify their big premium for the service unless they manage to train the AI to an incredible level.
They had some uniqueness before this kinda big chatGPT is out. Now many sees Jasper as a money grabber I think. But Dave was hinting about a chat mod writing on FB. Let's see what happens.
 
Did you see this?
Open AI is working on a cryptographic watermark for GPT outputs so search engines can tell if it's automated content.

https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/10/o...2bL-km-tUxDYGtdP5Mj7G3b7guNbzOG5D-Nt8FNzdYu4c
All AI tools are generic IMHO. No updates on latest updates, no factual correction.
AIs are best fat copywriting not content writing for blogs or other ( for now).
But I also see this as a limitation of the business model. No one is funding a business to a higher end like that. Near future us marketers will train small AI models as per their need. I mean there are so many right now.

If anyone interested to be ahead this game next thing to do is 'train your own model'


They had some uniqueness before this kinda big chatGPT is out. Now many sees Jasper as a money grabber I think. But Dave was hinting about a chat mod writing on FB. Let's see what happens.
Watermarking text is a really interesting concept but I'm skeptical. I think there could be simple rewriting algorithms that would reword what the AI generates to get around the watermark.

So maybe they can get the obvious AI exports from the AI but I think they're fighting a losing battle.
 
Watermarking text is a really interesting concept but I'm skeptical. I think there could be simple rewriting algorithms that would reword what the AI generates to get around the watermark.

So maybe they can get the obvious AI exports from the AI but I think they're fighting a losing battle.
I don't see the problem with AI content anyways

I think they should put effort into fake news and incorrect content

But if it does the job better or just as good but faster than humans... then just let it? this is great for society
 
This comparison doesn't make sense to me. Jasper doesn't make any AI, they're just a user interface connecting to OpenAI.

Jasper is using OpenAI's GPT3. Data is coming from OpenAI, it just depends on how Jasper is using the different OpenAI configuration parameters.
 
This comparison doesn't make sense to me. Jasper doesn't make any AI, they're just a user interface connecting to OpenAI.

Jasper is using OpenAI's GPT3. Data is coming from OpenAI, it just depends on how Jasper is using the different OpenAI configuration parameters.
Yep, I don't understand why people invest 100M for a company that is just good at finding parameters and creating UI.
No moat and no advantages.
 
Yep, I don't understand why people invest 100M for a company that is just good at finding parameters and creating UI.
No moat and no advantages.

It's all about how good you are at telling a story, some people are very, very good ;)
 
It's all about how good you are at telling a story, some people are very, very good ;)
Yeah, this guy is really good, Proof was looking super nice and had the greatest marketing, although Fomo was much better.
 
it's just that somehow google will have to get around it, otherwise the whole internet is ruined.
If google gets around then AI blogs will be useless
if google doesn't then the internet will be too spammy and inaccurate.

But I always admit that it sometimes shocking how well they work.
Many would argue that the internet results are already spammy and inaccurate with all of the recent Google updates.
 
This comparison doesn't make sense to me. Jasper doesn't make any AI, they're just a user interface connecting to OpenAI.

Jasper is using OpenAI's GPT3. Data is coming from OpenAI, it just depends on how Jasper is using the different OpenAI configuration parameters.
Yah. Now I see Jasper is some kind of lie. At many points they said they are using trained models for many templates.

But they r just tweaking the default parameters for every template.

I compared these two to show there is no such big deal in Jasper. Just FOMO by exelent marketing.

if any one throwing money for those commercial tools, just train your own model.

Yep, I don't understand why people invest 100M for a company that is just good at finding parameters and creating UI.
No moat and no advantages.

Yeah, this guy is really good, Proof was looking super nice and had the greatest marketing, although Fomo was much better.
Dave's marketing skills are what Jasper made how its now.

I think they are the first to introduce things like commands, some templates and recepeis. This made their followers like a cult
 
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