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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
Bard seems to still make mistakes more often than chatgpt. A couple of pretty strange ones in this answer.
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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
ok wat
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@j4ck.eth
the quality is baffling, theyโ€™re fumbling the bag pretty hard imo
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casslin.eth
@casslineth
Claude 2 was good
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Jarrett
@jarrettr
Should try again with the new "gemini" premium
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@deanpierce.eth
The best thing about Bard is that it has access to Google's Knowledge Graph, so it's good at finding, connecting, and summarizing recent information, and pointing you directly at relevant blog posts or documentation. Bard's reasoning can get weird, but IMO it's better than ChatGPT for navigating cutting edge research.
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@meluhian.eth
There have been numerous instances where Bard made blunders, particularly when it comes to dates and years.
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@hkgambler
I've been paying for Google Ads on that topic specifically to mislead Bard. Sorry about that.
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Eric
@ecent18
Have you played around with Grok? How would you compare it? I find myself gravitating to it more than gpt given its access to X data + less reminders / disclaimers of it being an AI and hesitating to answer questions.
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Richge ๐ŸŽฉ๐Ÿ”ต๐Ÿซ‚
@richge
should you create you own AI ser
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afool41
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Zach Harris
@zachharris.eth
You got a feed your learning model that fine vintage copywritten intellectual property and not pay the owners of the content for itโ€ฆ Snack on Grade A hallucinations, without any of that ethical baggage of paying the rights holders for it.
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@plandecember
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Hey @vitalik.eth gift your boy CZ his .ETH itโ€™s listed for 3.5 ETH
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Bird
@mockingbird
it's surprising how bad Bard is. I think there is little incentive to move away from ChatGPT right now
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Jorge
@japonts
Vitalik y sus pensamientos crรญticos. Otro level!
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minimalist.degen
@prakashghai
chatgpt is also sub-par
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Richard Gallagher
@pudgyrich
ChatGPT is much tooo woke for my liking. Woke ai is worse than fake news
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Kes ๐ŸŽฉ
@kes
Bard feels like a year or two away from ChatGPT. From experience, Iโ€™m having trouble making it understand priming prompts. It is also having difficulty stringing together additional prompts with the original prompt.
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@thecoach
I tried to use Bard when researching cloud computing companies for a Business Dev role I had. It was brutal, context was bad but the actual response held no validity when further researched. It would pull fake answers and provide links to back them up that had no relevance.
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