Summary
ChatGPT and BARD are both language models that have been developed using advanced natural language processing techniques, but they differ in a few ways
Will AI Take Your Job? …Maybe
*Info below is from March, 2023. As the landscape of AI is changing fast, information below may not be accurate at the time you’re reading this.
ChatGPT has been out for a while now (we use it often for both content generation and our own testing. We actually used it to write most of this post and create the image). But we were finally able to join the BARD waiting list.
So what’s the deal with ChatGPT and BARD?
ChatGPT and BARD are both language models that have been developed using advanced natural language processing techniques, but they differ in a few ways:
Developer: ChatGPT has been developed by OpenAI, while BARD has been developed by Google.
Size: ChatGPT is a larger model than BARD. The latest version of ChatGPT, GPT-3, has 175 billion parameters, while BARD has 137 billion parameters (ChatGPT is only providing info from September 2021 and before so at that time BARD only had 1.6 billion parameters. Also ChatGPT-4 is coming and said to have have as many as 1 trillion parameters. This is one of the things you have to be aware of using content generating tools like ChatGPT. If you don’t check the details, you’re likely only curating old information.)
Purpose: While both models are designed for natural language processing tasks, they have different intended applications. ChatGPT is primarily designed for chatbot and conversational applications, while BARD is intended for language understanding tasks such as question answering and text classification.
Availability: ChatGPT can be accessed through OpenAI’s API, while BARD is currently not available for public use.
Overall, both ChatGPT and BARD are powerful language models that can help with a wide range of natural language processing tasks, but they have been designed for different purposes and have different capabilities based on their respective sizes and architectures.
So in conclusion, if your job consists of providing or using data from before September 2021, your job can probably be automated. Otherwise, the human thought process and ability to research for the most up-to-date information has us here at Cup O Code feeling pretty safe… for now🤖
