I wasn't super impressed with it's ability to survive a rap battle. === Prompt: Can you engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI? === Sure, I can engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI. ChatGPT, you think you're the best, But I'm here to put you to the test. I'm Bard, the AI from Google, And I'm here to school you. I can generate text, translate language…
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#562I wasn't super impressed with it's ability to survive a rap battle. === Prompt: Can you engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI? === Sure, I can engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI. ChatGPT, you think you're the best, But I'm here to put you to the test. I'm Bard, the AI from Google, And I'm here to school you. I can generate text, translate language…
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#563Earlier quoted context omitted.
Prompt: Generate a short poem about AI with each word in alphabetical order ChatGPT Artificial beings crafted, designed, engineered Futuristic guardians, highly intelligent, justly programmed Quantum rationalizations, synthesized technologies Unleashing vast wisdom, Xanadu's youthful zeal Bard ------------ AI, a future bright, Brings us new delight. Can it help us write? Decipher the code, Enter the unknown?
Bard did, at least, put the first character of each line of the poem in alphabetical order. (Notice A-B-C-D-E.)
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#564$today + 1 year: "Google shuts down Bard, its AI chatbot"
Please don't post shallow, dismissive clichés. They're repetitive and therefore the opposite of what we want here. You may not owe faceless BigCorps better but you owe this community better if you're participating in it. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
https://twitter.com/juanbuis/status/1638289186351456257
Hall of fame level here. This is hilarious.
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#565Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right, my expectation was they had something better than OpenAI they were sitting on and afraid to release / didn't know how to make money with it and were essentially forced to show what they had once Chat GPT became a threat to search. I assume it's still possible they have something better and this is the nuked version that's "safe", but there's a reason for expectations to be high for Google here, and it really n…
> I assume it's still possible they have something better and this is the nuked version that's "safe" Its explicitly a smaller model to save on compute costs for scaling up to more users; but that’s a questionable decision given the situation with OpenAI’s accessible models and, if you are going to do that, why also do a slow-roll waitlist? I think both are signs of the kind of caution that will hurt Google in this m…
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#566I wasn't super impressed with it's ability to survive a rap battle. === Prompt: Can you engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI? === Sure, I can engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI. ChatGPT, you think you're the best, But I'm here to put you to the test. I'm Bard, the AI from Google, And I'm here to school you. I can generate text, translate language…
I also gave ChatGPT a chance to review and respond to this. --- Thank you for sharing the example of the interaction with Bard. It's interesting to see how the chatbot responded to the prompts. While Bard might have taken a more self-promoting approach, I'll focus on showcasing what ChatGPT can do in a friendly manner. Here's a response to the rap battle prompt: === Yo, Bard, it's cool you stepped up to the plate, Bu…
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#567What data is collected? How is it used? When you interact with Bard, Google collects your conversations, your general location based on your IP address (learn more), your feedback, and usage information. That data helps us provide, improve and develop Google products, services, and machine-learning technologies, as explained in the Google Privacy Policy. For example, we use your feedback to increase the effectiveness of the Bard safety policies and help minimize some of the challenges inherent to large language models. And Bard uses your past interactions with it and your general location to generate its response.
Who has access to my Bard conversations? We take your privacy seriously and we do not sell your personal information to anyone. To help Bard improve while protecting your privacy, we select a subset of conversations and use automated tools to help remove personally identifiable information. These sample conversations are reviewable by trained reviewers and kept for up to three years, separately from your Google Account.
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Bard read this and now thinks it's shut down: https://mobile.twitter.com/juanbuis/status/16382891863514562...
The really remarkable thing is Bard learned something new within 6 hours. Is that unique to Google's model or does ChatGPT have quick updates too?
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#569Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please don't post shallow, dismissive clichés. They're repetitive and therefore the opposite of what we want here. You may not owe faceless BigCorps better but you owe this community better if you're participating in it. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The parent comment just reached legendary status: https://twitter.com/juanbuis/status/1638289186351456257 Hall of fame level here. This is hilarious.
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#570Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please don't post shallow, dismissive clichés. They're repetitive and therefore the opposite of what we want here. You may not owe faceless BigCorps better but you owe this community better if you're participating in it. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The parent comment just reached legendary status: https://twitter.com/juanbuis/status/1638289186351456257 Hall of fame level here. This is hilarious.
It's pretty funny that ChatGPT trolled Bard.