The 'race'- when will it end and how will we ever have a 'winner''? Same question but 20+ years ago: ''Who will win the internet browser race - Netscape or Altavista?" :)
While the world is pissing all over it's shoes by the buzz of ChatGPT, at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter whether ChatGPT or Google Bard will prevail as the most popular, most commonly used content AI. It's the equivalent of asking a guitar player whether Fender or Gibson makes the best guitars. For experienced guitar players, it's simply a matter of personal preference, feel, and most important the sound they're trying to create and how they shape their own musical voice. Which is what really matters. I mean, when you hear Jimi Hendrix play, you know who it is, same as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Wes Montgomery, Django Reinhardt, Charlie Christian, Pat Metheny, Joe Pass - when you hear them play, you know who they are. You don't need Spotify or Pandora tell you on their display who's playing. These artists are defined by their individual creativity through their sound and their musical voice. While there are plenty of other guitar players who attempt to duplicate their sound, most come close but don't quite cut the mustard. Which, at the end of the day, is the inherent flaw in both ChatGPT, Google Bard or any other technology AI-imposter text generator that might come along in the future.
For a totally different reason ChatGPT has caught the worlds attention in the same way the pandemic did be it for a different reason. Only difference the world pushed against the pandemic - while with ChatGPT the appetite to learn and understand its benefits is astounding to watch. Have to stop and appreciate the code of silence asked of those building this quietly behind computer screens. They must feel like they have just be re birthed. Quite remarkable to observe.
The 'race'- when will it end and how will we ever have a 'winner''? Same question but 20+ years ago: ''Who will win the internet browser race - Netscape or Altavista?" :)
While the world is pissing all over it's shoes by the buzz of ChatGPT, at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter whether ChatGPT or Google Bard will prevail as the most popular, most commonly used content AI. It's the equivalent of asking a guitar player whether Fender or Gibson makes the best guitars. For experienced guitar players, it's simply a matter of personal preference, feel, and most important the sound they're trying to create and how they shape their own musical voice. Which is what really matters. I mean, when you hear Jimi Hendrix play, you know who it is, same as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Wes Montgomery, Django Reinhardt, Charlie Christian, Pat Metheny, Joe Pass - when you hear them play, you know who they are. You don't need Spotify or Pandora tell you on their display who's playing. These artists are defined by their individual creativity through their sound and their musical voice. While there are plenty of other guitar players who attempt to duplicate their sound, most come close but don't quite cut the mustard. Which, at the end of the day, is the inherent flaw in both ChatGPT, Google Bard or any other technology AI-imposter text generator that might come along in the future.
ChatGPT is for sure the front-runner right now, but it will be fascinating to see this year play out.
Who will win Chatbot AI race.... Martyn Redstone 2.0 of course
For a totally different reason ChatGPT has caught the worlds attention in the same way the pandemic did be it for a different reason. Only difference the world pushed against the pandemic - while with ChatGPT the appetite to learn and understand its benefits is astounding to watch. Have to stop and appreciate the code of silence asked of those building this quietly behind computer screens. They must feel like they have just be re birthed. Quite remarkable to observe.