AI
ChatGPT vs. Google Bard
What are the differences?
OpenAi
ChatGTP
ChatGPT was trained on a massive dataset of text, including Common Crawl, Wikipedia, books, articles, documents, and content scraped from the open internet—but its sources end in 2021, limiting latest world events and research
ChatGPT is free to all users; ChatGPT Plus is billed at $20/month to include access during peak times, faster response times, priority access to new features, and use of GPT-4
Bard AI
Google’s Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA)
Bard was trained on Infiniset, a data set including Common Crawl, Wikipedia, documents, and conversations and dialogues from the web; Bard will supposedly search the web in real-time to find the most recent answers to questions and latest research
Bard is free to users who have access
While GPT can understand and generate a wide range of text for multiple purposes, LaMDA was designed specifically to have more natural and open-ended conversations with humans.
This implies that LaMDA is trained to comprehend the underlying meaning and subtleties of a user's inquiries and contextual nuances. To accomplish this, the team at Google organized broad concepts and subjects into clusters according to their hierarchy. This structure was then utilized to guide the model's responses.
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