paisawaisa
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Do you think Google bard will completely replace chatgpt now?
Do you think Google bard will completely replace chatgpt now?
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PURSUIT MEDIA
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This could create a competitive environment between the two, resulting in AI improvement. if Google Bard prove to be more cost-efficient, it might prompt transiting over to it
paisawaisa
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Yes competition is good for users always as it will give us good pricing.
PURSUIT MEDIA
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Absolutely, eagerly anticipating the start of the battle!
Google's new language model, called "LaMDA" or "Google BERT-based Architecture for Language Understanding," is designed to better understand complex and nuanced conversations. While LaMDA and GPT-3 both have impressive language generation capabilities, they have different focuses and strengths.
LaMDA is designed to be more conversational and better able to understand the context and meaning behind user queries. It is also intended to be more task-specific, meaning that it can be trained to perform specific tasks, such as helping users complete forms or answering customer service questions. On the other hand, GPT-3 is a more general-purpose language model that can generate human-like text in a variety of contexts, including writing stories and generating code.
In summary, while Google's LaMDA and GPT-3 are both powerful language models, they have different focuses and strengths. It is possible that LaMDA will eventually be used in more conversational settings, while GPT-3 may continue to be used for a wider range of language generation tasks. It's also worth noting that there are many other language models in development, so the future of language generation technology is likely to be diverse and constantly evolving.
LaMDA is designed to be more conversational and better able to understand the context and meaning behind user queries. It is also intended to be more task-specific, meaning that it can be trained to perform specific tasks, such as helping users complete forms or answering customer service questions. On the other hand, GPT-3 is a more general-purpose language model that can generate human-like text in a variety of contexts, including writing stories and generating code.
In summary, while Google's LaMDA and GPT-3 are both powerful language models, they have different focuses and strengths. It is possible that LaMDA will eventually be used in more conversational settings, while GPT-3 may continue to be used for a wider range of language generation tasks. It's also worth noting that there are many other language models in development, so the future of language generation technology is likely to be diverse and constantly evolving.
paisawaisa
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Google has produced many succesful products also like search and YouTube.
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They both haves the resources to do whatever they want
blackbeans
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The REAL battle is on WHICH AI search model will REPROGRAM search engine users
If ChatGPT wins, Google's AD MODEL will die
If Bard wins, Google's AD MODEL may be able to buy some time until Google needs to switch to a new model
Why is this a big deal? CHATGPT might end up changing CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS regarding what ONLINE SEARCH RESLTS SHOULD LOOK LIKE
Should it be ONE ANSWER?
Or should it be in the form of a list the searcher has to click through and process to come up with the "ONE ANSWER" ???
Billions hang in the balance
If ChatGPT wins, Google's AD MODEL will die
If Bard wins, Google's AD MODEL may be able to buy some time until Google needs to switch to a new model
Why is this a big deal? CHATGPT might end up changing CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS regarding what ONLINE SEARCH RESLTS SHOULD LOOK LIKE
Should it be ONE ANSWER?
Or should it be in the form of a list the searcher has to click through and process to come up with the "ONE ANSWER" ???
Billions hang in the balance
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Why do use chatgpt to respond?
IWannaTaco
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Not sure but I feel like we are in a new race for dominance
xReminisce
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Imagine using google's own AI to defraud it's system.
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You might want to double check your notes on who created YouTube
bartsmit
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lol, google did not create yt xD