Bard - Google officially announces ChatGPT competitor called BARD

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The tool will be powered by the company's Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) — yes, the same one that one of its engineers said had come to life last year, prompting the company to fire him. AiToolHunt

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3yr ago

Sequoia

Good news. It had to happen one day. Is there a link where you can try it?

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3yr ago

2 months too late? All the buzz went to ChatGPT and it will take an astonishing launch to duplicate that.

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3yr ago

In my opinion, Bard will be stronger than ChatGPT for several reasons. Firstly, it is backed by Google, the world's largest and best search engine platform, which has access to an immense amount of data. Secondly, updates are another factor in which Bard has an advantage. ChatGPT is only trained up until 2021 data, while Google has a chance to constantly update and improvee their AI. Finally, the name Google AI itself gives them a significant head start. People will naturally gravitate towards it if the program is even slightly more advanced or equal to ChatGPT. The only way for Bard to fail is if it's of poor quality, which is unlikely to happen.

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3yr ago

@vinay_kumar16 Agree for the most part but not everything Google touches turns to gold. ie. Google+

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3yr ago

"The only way for Bard to fail is if it's of poor quality, which is unlikely to happen." They have made a mistake in one of the first examples they shared - https://petapixel.com/2023/02/08...

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3yr ago

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@vinay_kumar16 #1 GPT-3 (on which ChatGPT is based) is trained on hundreds of billions of words over years #2 This is a misconception being spread by reporters. If you type 'when was WWII' you will see it is false #3 People naturally gravitate towards OpenAI not Google, as ChatGPT is the fastest growing app in human history (search for the articles that reveal this). Also Bard is neither more advanced nor equal to ChatGPT. It failed hard during launch with many news outlets reporting on its inaccuracies. The head start was not just months but years by OpenAI, and Google will catch up but by then, ChatGPT will have solidified its monopoly. Why did this happen? Because Sundar Pichai famously scoffed at the notion of implementing AI in search when ChatGPT first buzzed, bizarrely calling OpenAI a "startup" (it is a multi-billion dollar corporation nearly ten years old) that Google is not, thus cannot afford such risk. Only when it was too late and the sentiment of ChatGPT = "Google killer" became overwhelming did Sundar last minute realize his error, and commissioned the lazy imitation that is Bard to be made. Sundar is the reason Bard is destined to be a failure: he had every opportunity to fight the growing tide, but stuck to complacency and now faces a mile-high wave.

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Sequoia

wow very curious how you'll compete with a newly introduced Bing from Microsoft. Good luck to both companies :)

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Congratulations to Google AI and DeepMind for the recent launch on Product Hunt! It's amazing to see the progress that has been made in AI over the last six years and it's inspiring to think about the potential for AI to improve billions of lives. I'm excited to see what the future holds for AI and look forward to seeing the continued advancements in the field!

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