?? Can you explain the difference between ??ChatGPT and ??BARD?

??Google’s Bard is designed to support Google searches with logical answers and does not necessarily compete with ChatGPT. Google generates 60% of its revenue from search ads, so Bard aims to complement this, not replace it. ChatGPT excels as a language generation model, while Bard is more focused on text completion. Both have their own unique strengths and limitations, and each can succeed in their respective areas of application.

??While ChatGPT has successfully passed Google’s coding interview for the level 3 engineer test and has a salary package of $183k, Bard is currently in the testing stage. This indicates that ChatGPT excels in “technical level” questioning, but may encounter difficulties in answering “logical questions”. For example-

??How many alphabets does the English language have — this is a Google search engine answer.

??Is English easier to learn than Chinese for a Chinese resident? — This is where Bard as an AI steps in to assist Google search. Bard will provide logical reasoning on why it’s easier for a Chinese to learn English.

??So Google has a search engine ‘Chrome” along with ‘Bard” as an AI — its search engine comes with AI tools, whereas ChatGPT lacks a search engine. But with Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar investment, they plan to bring ChatGPT to their search engine ‘Bing’. This move is expected to attract many users for a better experience. Google will keenly watch its adoption, limitations, and pricing, and aim to create a superior version of ‘Bard’.

??Bard will have access to the most up-to-date information and will be able to deliver more up-to-date information.

??This will help Bard to deliver more reliable facts to consumers.

??Next, ChatGPT can answer in text form, and generate speeches, songs, research articles, school essays, etc — But the ultimate aim of chatbots should be to replace 100s of weblinks into one definitive answer. This is where ChatGPT lags behind, opening up a realm of risk and uncertainty, including providing false information on topics such as racism, ageism, and sexism Google’s Bard is very keen to avoid this error — and is much more secretive and cautious about them.

??Bard is developed on a lighter version of “Lamda” and excels in providing logical and conclusive answers, which ChatGPT struggles to do. Bard can seamlessly integrate the vast pool of knowledge into its language model, providing users with a broader understanding and facilitating better learning from search engines.

??However, BARD is so full of magic yet to be tested. But Hold On… then, is Microsoft just gonna let things pass?

??Microsoft plans to integrate ChatGPT into its suite of Office apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, among others. With 23% of Microsoft’s revenue coming from Office products and only 6% from ads on Bing, this integration will be a significant boost for Microsoft and solidify its position as the leading provider of office and productivity applications. ????

?? Google has made a $400 million investment in AI startup “Anthropic,” which is considered a rival to ChatGPT. With the help of Google’s cloud computing service, Anthropic can generate text and art within seconds. Anthropic’s language model assistant, Claude, will soon be under the umbrella of Google Inc.

??This means Google will not just be a ?? chatbot or ?? search engine but a bigger driver of ?? technological change, creating new opportunities for growth and improved services across all industries. So you as a user ??, as an entrepreneur ?? can tap into a reliable and responsible AI cloud service ?? to build your business rapidly.

??The integration of language models like ChatGPT into Microsoft’s Office suite and their partnership with Bing, paired with Google’s Bard AI and search engine, marks the beginning of a new era of business automation. Now, businesses and users have the opportunity to choose between ChatGPT-powered MS applications such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook or Google’s counterparts, all paired with their respective AI assistants. This development opens up a range of possibilities for businesses to automate their processes and utilize the power of AI for improved efficiency and productivity.

??In the meantime, Google’s DeepMind is gearing up to launch its own chatbot called “Sparrow”. It’s expected to provide precise answers while citing relevant sources, which is something that ChatGPT currently lacks.

??Microsoft and Google are two of the biggest technology giants that are fiercely competing to lead the AI revolution. Both companies are investing heavily in developing advanced AI systems and integrating them into their existing products and services.

The real competition is not ChatGpt v/s BARD it’s Microsoft v/s Google.

Thank You Soo Much for your valuable time.??????

Insights By:?Giri Prasath?(B.Tech AIE)

Key Points from : Naina Nedumpallil

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