Which is better between Bing Chat AI and ChatGPT?

Photo Credit: Business Insider A similar OpenAI big language model powers two of the most well-known chatbots at the moment: ChatGPT and Bing Chat (LLM). So which one should you use instead? Both ChatGPT and Bing Chat AI are based on the GPT language model created by OpenAI, although they use different implementations and handle inputs differently. As of April 2023, ChatGPT is on the GPT 3.5-turbo variant while Bing is using a testing version of the GPT-4 model. The language model has been customized for both chatbots, and Bing in particular offers integration with programs like Edge and Skype. Other adaptations include various input methods and UI elements. Photo Credit: ZDNet

Accessible and Usable

Anybody who creates an account is able to access Bing Chat and ChatGPT, albeit Bing requires you to join a "waitlist" before being given access. Web versions of both chatbots are accessible, but Bing's website prohibits all browsers outside Microsoft Edge without any solutions. We have a guide on using ChatGPT, and you may use Bing Chat with a Microsoft account at bing.com/new. Moreover, Bing is incorporated into other Microsoft products and services, including the mobile Bing app, a sidebar in Microsoft Edge, and a chatbot on Skype. The online app for ChatGPT can be used on a phone or tablet even though there isn't an official mobile app for it. Microsoft, meanwhile, has taken longer to integrate web interface capabilities into the Edge sidebar, Skype chatbot, and other interfaces. For the time being, you should stay on the Bing website if you want access to all of Bing Chat's features. Also Read: Microsoft Bing to Include ChatGPT? Here Are the Results If AI Is Integrated Both ChatGPT and Bing Chat have similar online interfaces, but there are a few little distinctions that affect how well they work. Longer code blocks and huge code samples are both compatible with ChatGPT's ability to process more information. Bing will stop allowing prompts after April 2023; ChatGPT will still allow prompts, but with a considerably larger character limit though not official.

Factuality

Although it won't be possible right away, using plugins, ChatGPT will soon be able to index the web in real-time for information. It is restricted to the model's training data, which starts in September 2021. Moreover, OpenAI dislikes disclosing the methods used to gather its data, assess its accuracy, etc. Although Bing also uses the same GPT methodology, it typically favors online results above training data. When it comes to fundamental information, such as the capitals of nations or states, the year a famous person was born, etc., Bing Chat and ChatGPT are typically accurate. For instance, Bing and ChatGPT both correctly identified the United Kingdom's capital as London, the number of stars on the American flag as 50, and the number of legs a dog possesses (four). Both bots will probably be accurate if it's straightforward. but any standard search engine would also. When answering a question requires some degree of interpretation, complications arise. When it comes to fundamental information, such as the capitals of nations or states, the year a famous person was born, etc., Bing Chat and ChatGPT are typically accurate. For instance, Bing and ChatGPT both correctly identified the United Kingdom's capital as London, the number of stars on the American flag as 50, and the number of legs a dog possesses (four). Both bots will probably be accurate if it's straightforward. but any standard search engine would also. When answering a question requires some degree of interpretation, complications arise. Photo Credit: kalerkantho

Inference

While having some similarities, ChatGPT and Bing differ sufficiently from one another that using only one for every work is not the best course of action. Bing is still far from flawless, but it is much better at finding facts and information about the recent past. Because of its chat-based interface and short character limit, Bing is generally limited to prompts of a few phrases or less, whereas ChatGPT can accept considerably longer and larger strings of text and code. (Google Bard is another option, though we're not as impressed with the first iteration of Bard as we are with ChatGPT and Bing Chat.) Also Read: MS has made AI-powered chatbot available on the Bing & Edge mobile apps There is currently no all-inclusive solution, but these chatbots will probably continue to develop over the upcoming months and years.