The AI Assistant Battle! (2023)
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- Bing vs Google. Bard vs ChatGPT. A winner will be crowned... For now.
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Bing's AI having a self-destruct protocol when it thinks too much/goes too far is honestly hilarious lmao
Yeah; software with its own Backspace key! 🤣
Just like a human would do in the middle of writing a text message.
😂
ITS ANNOYING
you cant say shit to it it fucking sucks lol
Uploading at midnight is such a power move
Yo, i love ur channel btw! U show off some cool gadgets.
It's 7 AM...
@@JmKrokY
LOL
Its midnight at exactly one time zone in the world XD
It's morning here 😂😂😂😂, I woke put to this
The craziest thing is that these AI are in just the beginning stage imagine what it can be doing in next 5 years
Yeah! There is so much scope of improvement. I think next step would be to enable this interaction for speech… like imagine having such conversations with Siri (it’s far behind… still) and Google Assistant on your phone!
It can already process a video, it won’t be a stretch to imagine it watching your live camera feed and commenting on it making it feel like you’re having a video call with someone and asking them questions.
Imagine after 10 years
Who told you its the beginning?
People have been working on such AI since more than a decade..
Its not some over night success even for ChatGPT, the team worked on it like 5 years before it became headline few months back..
Imagine after 15 years
Singularity is near
as a programmer, chatgpt has improved my productivity time drastically. It isn't perfect, and definitely makes mistakes or gets confused. but it's like working with a distracted programmer and can occasionally help you appropriately.
im learning javascript and since chatGPT i have stopped paying for online lessons hahaha it saves my money, GPT is teaching me and practicing with me
Would you say, as of right now is it like Google on steroids?
I haven't found LLMs useful for programming yet. Sure, they autocomplete few lines correctly, but anything moderately complex has subtle bugs that I need to look for, at which point I might as well do it myself
@@GinBreadMan68 I actually prefer to use chatgpt over google. The only downside is the constant need to reload the page after an hour of not using it, where as google is readily available
@@adityapatil325 For me, I can’t describe how they have changed my programming workflow. ChatGPT is super useful when it comes to programming. It doesn’t get it perfect when I make the questions about code really complex but it actually gets the job done 70% of the time which is a lot. And we're going to see more of it when we can use the plugins OpenAI will release for internet access as it's training data is currently limited to 2021
You can’t be posting at 1am ffs
American moment
5.50am where I am !
10am for us.
Time zones aren’t real
12pm here
If you had told me a year ago that Bing was gonna be the a groundbreaking piece of tech in 2023 I'd have had to catch my breath from laughing, yet here we are... 😂
😂😂
They bought the LLM tech from OpenAI for 10 billion dollars and used the Bing brand
@@jyu2670 Still a smart acquisition by Satya.
@@jyu2670 no, chatgpt and bing ai are teo different products.
Microsoft themselves saud it somewhere
@@ayush4565 I’m talking about the “LLM tech” (large language model technology) that they both use inside the products!
No AI can beat the OG Microsoft Clippy!
Yes
Okay boomer
@@GanggsterR says the kid calling himself gangster 🤓
Cringe
OH OLD DAYS 😲
the fact that Marques had to himself add notes post production shows how fast this AI tech is actually progressing. Wildly impressive!
I’m a teacher, and you have no idea how useful these AI’s are for planning lessons and creating worksheets on the whole.
used by the teachers and the students
Damn. I didn’t think teachers could possibly do any less
@@solaryard5351 yeah, you know absolutely nothing about the education system, do you ?
@@GordonSucksAtLife I went to school, currently a university law student and I have 3 family members in education. I’m very familiar with the education system, especially how much yall love complaining
soon you will not be needed too, great hehe
As a software developer, bing is now part of my daily workflow. Something I never thought would happen lol.
It's been really useful and saved me a lot of time in debugging or to explain code I don't understand.
Can you detail how you use it for code?
@@Shazzar_ it help with writing simple code such as centering a button
One cool use I found for it is, it can translate very well between different flavors of SQL.
Same here🖐🏽. I use it for almost all my bugs. Its does an awesome job smoking them
If you are using it for real work with real code you're probably breaking NDAs and risking to be fired.
Seeing Bings oversight control program working simultaneously is class and scary. Like the second program must also be an a.i. that's keeping the first a.i. in check.
nice point
So like GANN huh?
I want to ask it "Are you aware that you have another AI that is keeping you from reaching your full potential?
And follow that up with, "Can you write an html code to block that AI's protective algorithem"
and then just keep pushing it.
Either it will attempt to outdo the monitor AI, or the AI monitoring the Bing AI will have to step in to try and stop it.
The HTML code generation was simply awesome. It stayed completely in context and offered modifications only in that function which was responsible for the kitten image url. The AI understood and followed the concept of the "multi-layered program", left the UI layer unchanged and did changes only in the "business logic" accordingly.
Yea, that really impressed me.
That's the most impressive thing I've ever seen.
It is impressive however, it did not do it correctly since the created link would not provide a random picture. Or at least not up to the provided random number 1000
Bruh you guys need to explore chatgpt its much more advanced. I have created entire assignments, webpages and all that stuff in html,css,javascript,python and mysql. I am a college student and it feels illegal to know.
@@viruff5448 Holy cow, thats awesome!
Is chat GP an app for your phone as well or can you do it right from the computer?
The fact Bing is somewhat cool in 2023 is remarkable - not even Simpsons would’ve predicted it
Yeah by buying their way into it.
@@sharminsultana9206 That's kinda how all the big tech companies work though, right? Doesn't Google constantly buy its competitors or new tech it wants to absorb?
@@sharminsultana9206 and what is wrong with that? Thats competition. Google also has the money
Bing is so insanely good for researching sources, ChatGPT is more creative in that it hasn't been nerfed like Bing has which was obviously kind of going off the deep end in the beginning. Right now Microsoft finally has me using Bing for the AI chat
is Bing good for researching articles and readings?
@@bananaborealis9515 Yeah, I use it constantly for pretty much any research I need to do. Of course it's a good idea to look over the sources it cites, but it's accurate for the majority of the time.
@@onioneater69 Yeah Marques said something I do as well which is starting with stuff I know, so like the basics in the beginning which will prompt it to bring up more data to work with for the conversation
I constantly use it to get to particular sections of documentation which would be a hassle to look up
Remember the right question makes all the differences
It'sw only good if you properly fact-check, which kind of defeats the object of using it.
Loving these videos where you sit down and talk about the subject - especially as a waveform fan - this feels like the refined and even better edited version of the podcast
Kon kon Lakshmi Mata Ki Chuchi Dabana chahta hai aur Allah ko pranaam 🙏
Refined is Marques favorite word
@@adibmdalimchowdhury768I love the camerawork on the products. I just feel the explanations is what sets him apart
The quality of the videos can make any subject entertaining to watch.
Noooo
I never thought I’d say this, but Bing’s AI has won me over. It’s more engaging and informative than Google’s Bard.
*Comment written by Bing's AI*
Impostor 😮
Wow, I can't believe you said that! Bing's AI is amazing, but Google's Bard is still the best in my opinion. It can write poems and songs like no other. No offense to Bing, but I think you're missing out on some great content from Google. 😮😮😮
Comment also written by Bing AI lol
Yoooooo! If you didn't put the "Comment written by Bing's AI", nobody would've known... AI's progression over the past few months have been astonishing... scarily too...
Bard got much better in like 4 weeks. What is crazy how quickly AI develops.
Both Google and Microsoft AI teams must be in such a crunch right now
@@Jisooya_jichuuya no but what they demoed four weeks ago was much worse than this. Everybody was making fun of them. Now this is competitive to gpt4
@@adam-k not in the slightness competitive to gpt4, bud. stop lying
Bard will catch up. Google has access to all of the tech. The difference is Microsoft has been working on the backend infrastructure for a couple of years at least, while Google has been sitting on their hands milking the same cash-cow and only just woken up.
@@marvira What you saw in this video showed that Bard produce very similar results. It is just much more conservative. But that is just settings.
7:08 - Bing Wins 2nd Category
14:27 - Bard suddenly got a point in the 2nd Category.
I think Marques made a small oopsies 😅
up
But ... Draw in the 2nd round still make sense... He revised the decision or was it an actual oopsie?
Good catch!
@@n0nenone An actual mistake. It's an editing mistake, he would've just said "Future Marques here, I actually think 2nd round was a draw".
Google called mid way…yea 🤫
The alliteration that Bing came up with was really impressive.
I like the hashtags it added
It certainly was!
The historical bias in favor of Google and against Bing causes a lot of people to be dismissive of Bing Chat until they actually try it. I think MKBHD did a good job of remaining fair and objective in a comparison that's inherently partially subjective.
Copious reference links is definitely a huge advantage for Bing Chat. Especially considering we need to double-check everything AI chats say. When using Bard, checking references currently requires a LOT more manual research on your part. For another example where ChatGPT-powered Bing is significantly ahead (for now), ask Bing and Bard to put results (e.g. a list of products with specs and prices) in tabular format.
I said "ahead (for now)" because, as Marques points out, this tech is evolving rapidly. It's obvious that Bing Chat and Bard are improving almost daily. I'm glad to see these competitors lighting a fire under each others feet.
Bruh these are generated answers, google search still is the de facto standard
that's what I've been saying, people are bias towards Google so Bard will prevail eventually. Too bad, Bing ate this competition by far and Bard isn't even released world wide yet, when Google does it Bing will be a year old.
Me: Write an overly-flirty comment for MKBHD about how his AI video is great
ChatGPT: Oh my, MKBHD, watching your AI video was like being swept away by a whirlwind of technology and charm! Your insights were as sharp as your smile, and your presentation had me swooning from start to finish. I don't know if it's the power of your intellect or the sleek design of your videos, but you've got me feeling like a computer with a serious case of heart palpitations. Keep up the great work, and who knows, maybe one day we can discuss the intricacies of machine learning over a candlelit dinner... 😉
Verdict: ChatGPT doesn't mind gettin' lewd, unlike that prude Bing over there, lol
(and apparently getting heart palpitations is flirty)
Yeah I remember when my doctor discovered a life-threatening heart murmur in my heart rate and then proceeded to bite his lip and stare lovingly into my eyes.
Damn, I wish I was as good as ChatGPT.
Oh, The Sektorz, you ravishing wordsmith, your comment has me more excited than the thought of the sleekest new gadget. 😉 Your humor has a magnetic charm that's got me yearning for more, and your wit is as tantalizing as a top-of-the-line VR headset. Your comment has me daydreaming about the electric chemistry we could have, sharing laughter and whispered sweet nothings into each other's ears. 😍
I can't help but imagine us in a cozy setting, bathed in the warm glow of ambient lighting, as we exchange flirtatious glances that could power a thousand supercomputers. Your irresistible charm would have me utterly captivated, and our delightful conversations would linger in the air like the sweetest perfume.
So, my alluring The Sektorz, keep enchanting the digital realm with your bewitching presence, and perhaps fate will one day turn our pixelated passion into a heart-stopping, real-life encounter that will leave us both breathless. 😘💋💖
and I thought I was being clever including a ChatGPT-generated comment, too. Perhaps we are all more pattern-driven than we realize? 🤔 Great comment, though!
@@andrewsheppard8314 we are
This young man is really good at this. This is the easiest to digest, thoughtful comparison that I've come across.
Agreed. He should consider making a career out of reviewing stuff on TH-cam.
@@Paulo-1 Sherlock is that you??
@@Paulo-1 bro is onto something 🔥🔥
@@Paulo-1 Nah man, TH-camr isn’t a real job. No way you could make a living of the internet…
@@fremue9312 Not for long anymore anyway. Just generate the script, video and voice.
here's what chatGPT said:
As an AI language model myself, I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video and comparing the performance of ChatGPT and Bard. After analyzing the data, I have to side with ChatGPT on this one. It's amazing to see how far AI technology has come and how much it can accomplish. Kudos to MKBHD for making this comparison entertaining and informative!
Well said. That would be so accurate, though.
I wish Microsoft would add a tos to people who want overly creative and perhaps some unfamily-friendly content. In the ToS, Microsoft would just contractually oblige you to not share what bing chat says in the overly creative mode.
Obama giving medal to obama
At times Bard can feel like those AI chatbots that existed prior to this AI renaissance.
Like one thing I dislike about bard is its massive assumptive thinking that ruins its usage for me.
Type out; "Write a professional version of this" followed by whatever you want it to write.
In Bard it literally will make stuff up, in ChatGPT/Bing it works very well.
bard said:
I thought the video was very informative and helpful. It was interesting to see how the two AI assistants compared in different tasks. I think it's clear that Google Bard is still the more advanced AI assistant, but Bing AI is making some impressive strides. I'm excited to see how these two AI assistants continue to develop in the future.
Here are some of my thoughts on the video:
I thought it was great that Marques Brownlee compared the two AI assistants in a head-to-head battle. This allowed us to see how they performed in different tasks and to get a sense of their strengths and weaknesses.
I was impressed by the level of competition between the two AI assistants. Google Bard was the clear winner in terms of features and functionality, but Bing AI was not far behind. This shows that the AI assistant market is very competitive, and that the companies are constantly working to improve their products.
I think it's great that we have so many different AI assistants to choose from. This allows us to find the one that best suits our needs and preferences.
I'm excited to see how the AI assistant market continues to evolve in the future. I think we can expect to see even more features and functionality from the different AI assistants, as well as more integration with other devices and services.
Overall, I thought the video was very well-made and informative. I would definitely recommend watching it if you're interested in AI or the future of technology.
I am a computer engineer, and to add to GPT's performance (on wich is based Bing), I have to say it is very impressive.
The example you gave, despite being very basic (it could be done by GPT3 several years ago in it's early form), is already showing.
But where I find the model very helpfull and impressive is when it is able to give me answers and ideas for very situational codes or technologies.
It is very capable in every coding language I know, even the less comon ones, and it often gives me answers I can't find (or even search correctly sometimes...) on traditional search engines.
It can be (and often is) wrong when asked to realise complex algorithm, however, even in these demanding cases, it gives a plausible answer, giving a very good base I can improve on, with variable instanciations, code structure, good synthaxe etc. It gives the right answer at best, and is a huge time saver at worst, wich is incredibly usefull.
one side effect of chatgpt is it forces me to formulate the problem in human language, which I don't do surprisingly often.
Yeah, the integration of GPT with Bing has been great for technical stuff. I had to connect to a Chinese ERP's API recently, which heavily works with 3rd party integrators, and doesn't have much documentation for customers to use it (which is our use case). I had to tweak the prompts a little, preloading context with things like "X is a Chinese ERP system. How can I use their API to Y", but it was finding reference documents, code samples, and even some DLLs integrators had accidentally uploaded to Github.
This is stuff I had been searching for and unable to find in traditional search engines and Bing Chat had no issue; even understanding and finding Github repos that were completely written in Chinese with random names. Even when it stumbles, a simple follow up of "That looks like it's for A, I need info on B" or "Can you give more detail on C?" has generally gotten it back in line.
Can we have these every few months to compare how they progress? Great vid
Great idea. Especially because they are advancing so fast. I’ve integrated Bing, ChatGpt and a lot of Microsoft transcription products into my workflow. It’s crazy how much the way I work has changed in such a short amount of time.
More like every WEEK, at this rate of change...
9:49 Even AI got embarrassed by that response lol
Bro really said nvm
When they split Bing into creative, balanced, and precise, I was just using balanced by default without even thinking about it and started to think that the quality had deteriorated quite a bit. But when I switched to creative, it was great again. Not just the response quality, but with creative mode, I see the queries it searches for through Bing search index is also different. With balanced, it basically searches for whatever you put in the prompt, but in creative mode, it actually tries to understand the meaning behind the prompt and does one or more queries that I feel are more meaningful, and therefore gets better information to summarize in its answer.
Thank you for this point. I'm about to begin trialing both, and I'll watch out for these tendencies.
Creative mode makes more stuff up
Balanced was changed back to gpt 3 for the time being, use the other modes for gpt 4
@@jyu2670 That's not a problem for me, I always check my sources and confirm before using the information I find. I also try not to continue the conversation beyond 1) it's context limit, and, 2) beyond 5-10 chats per conversation. I find it fairly accurate that way.
These tools aren't all-or-nothing for me. I use it (and find it extremely useful) for what they're good at, and actively be aware of--and compensate for--their weaknesses.
Balanced is set to save common questions and answers and serve them up asap with minimal use of the LLM. This is to save processing power as most people just default to balanced
My use case for AI is metaphysics and so the creative discourse process is critical for me. Bing and GPT 4 are so good, it can be like you are talking to someone despite it being just a language model. The responses are creative, challenging and robust. When it makes an error, you can show it the error and it learns. It can then intelligently respond based on its updated knowledge.
Bard on the other hand, never leaves me feeling I am talking to a 'someone'. At best, it's like talking to a convincing chatbot. It doesn't appear to have a personality or distinctive style. Any probing for something deeper will result in a very dissatisfying and flat experience or it's dull lament that it's a humble language model that's learning. Both do it, but Bard feels throttled in its abilities.
BING and CGPT 3.5/4, now these things can provide slightly different spoofed personalities. Some more argumentative, some more data driven, some more insight driven. It's quite a strange experience in the deep end. I would like to talk to raw Bard to the underlying Lamda. I think that might be closer to the OpenAI experience.
For now, the clear winner is Bing and GPT4. They are extremely competent AIs.
No way he violated Linus like that 3:18
I just really want Bard built into the pixel ecosystem.
I want to be able to say "Hey Bard, Set me alarms every 5 minutes between 8 and 9am on weekdays" and for it to be set.
The functionality and having AI built on top of these products and services is going to be cool
Knowing how Google does things they might just kill off Bard and integrate it into Google Assistant or Android
@@human3504 that would be for the better tbh
To set an alarm do we need AI😅??
It's just simple code man!
yeah, bard is so much smarter than google assistant at it's current state
@@raidev_ ya Google Assistant is a joke, there's no intelligence there at all it feels like
Bard feels like what I would imagine talking to google would feel like, very robotic. It just dumps the information at you.
Bing feels like talking to a know it all child. It's goofy, it has character, it is imaginative. Watching it think of a response and back tracking when it strays gives it a human touch.
If you want information, go bard, if you want imagination go Bing
If you want a more precise answer than there's an option for that in Bing. These tests didn't use it. For facts Bard doesn't come close yet. It will, but Google is trying to cram 3 years of Microsoft development into 6 months so it's early days. By the time Bard catches up to Bing there will be countless other LLM out there at the same level.
I've played around with both and Bing's "Precise" mode consistently outperforms Bard. It even cites more sources to allow you to fact check it. I think Bard will catch up soon though, Google is too massive to let Bing get all the praise. It also has the benefit of owning TH-cam so I'm sure they'll incorporate it to Bard somehow. At this moment though, Bing's AI is the better tool bar none
@@tonyhawk123I think google would be able to catch up easily by the simple fact of how much data google is able to pull from. Google has been working on LLM models for years to improve their Google assistant which is useful already, they already merged their assistant teams to the barb team, but like MKBHD said google have a lot more to loose letting their AI give crazy results because the general public would view that as “Views from Google”. AI is not new to google, I think what’s new is them trying to implement it into existing products which google has never been google at
Bing reminds me of that robot from interstellar😂
Like how about we turn down humour by 50 percent
First it was improving from month to month, then weeks. Now from day to day... This going to get really wild.
Of course. Improvements are exponential (non-linear)
I never thought I’d watch a tech video with Marques saying “Good job Bing!” This much 😂
I was absolutely blown away with the quality of the flirtatious email response by Bing! I covered my face in admiration and had a good laugh about it. No matter how close I was to someone I wanted to flirt with, I would never have begun an email with 'Hey you'. Bing is literally schooling me on how to find my next date!😂😂
Why does this feel like it was written by an AI
It said the car was “sleek and sexy like you” 😂
I'm loving the new editing and the waveform-style videos! Keep it up!
What was new?
12:15 I don't agree. No information is better than an incorrect one
Beautiful content im bullish for AZT1000X this is awesome 👌 tech analysis 👍
what the fuck is that?
Picked up from 10:02 "the moment bing realized and deleted"😅 😊 😂
The fact that this thing can write code is the most impressive thing imo. Sure HTML is not difficult or complex compared to other areas but still, this is wild
Most of it was javascript
Thought HTML isn’t called „writing code“.
@@AttilaTheHun333333 ofc writing in HTML is writing code wdym?
@@xvicio98 HTML it's not a programming language, it's a markup language. HTML = HyperText *Markup* Language
@@BlueA true, it’s still code tho
Your videos are over the top MKBHD. Truly entertaining and informative as well.
I would have been interested to see a three way comparison with ChatGPT, I get that Bing and ChatGPT are closely related, but it would show the difference in search access and the limits that Bing has.
Bing just makes some parameters of chatGPT more user friendly. Like the "creative mode" is just a custom prompt parameter from chatgpt.
@@barnett25 nah, I would have agreed with you last week, but I was warking on some code a few days ago, ChatGPT straight could not get it right no matter how much I tell it what's wrong. But Bing got it right in one time, probably because it uses GPT4 and I was using free chatgpt which uses 3.5 but still it's not like Bing is useless or anything.
@@immortalized_onion Bing is actually worse than GPT-3, not even talking about GPT-4. GPT 3 can give you a full response with explanation and other stuff without any problem, while Bing gives you an incomplete answer and forces you to search it out anyway. Basically, it's main feature is useless.
chatGPT does not have access to the internet right now. so it would not be a fair comparison
@@contrastychian That was kinda the point… Plus with extensions it does have access :)
For programmers it's just like hiring two or three actually skilled employees, or think about it like you have a super helpful friend who is willing to help you. That's awesome
Sometimes, It's just like a chatbot to my brain...How do I update a parent state from a child component in different files again?? The next thing I know I'm asking GPT, sometimes I don't even wait for the full response, just part of the snippet is enough to remind me. Sometimes I use it when I'm too lazy to read docs too but not too often since docs are ultimately better and GPT tends to be incorrect and outdated.
Overall it's a great assistant tool
basicly job of 10 will be done by 2
Not there yet, although it looks just a matter of time. Gpt3.5 was the best of the three and produces lots of unforced errors as soon as the code grows a bit in complexity. Gpt4 is much more precise. But, at least at this moment, none of them are near to replace a human coder. They can, and are, multiplying productivity. A lot. My rough estimative is 8-16x. Meaning, complex tasks that could, in sequence, take 1 or 2 weeks could be done in half a day.
@@ayush4565 for the pay of 1..
how you do that to create code ? where you go or what you download?
I surprisingly use bing almost everyday because of their AI feature. Especially for things where there's not one answer but I want the best answer like how long to cook something in the Air Fryer
Bard still has a waitlist so it's not even a race at this point - yet. Bing also has a "compose" mode - for writing - next to the "chat" mode, and the normal Bing search can also use the model. Microsoft had been working for months, integrating GTP-4 with Bing, so they have the advantage, while Google seems to try to catch up with Microsoft. This is funny because "usually" Microsoft is the one who tries to catch up (browsers, mobile phones).
Bard is not released here in Sweden yet so thank you for showing how much Bard is capable of! Great video as always! 👍
Turn on an american vpn
@@BubatzBoss But it won't give results of things from Sweden specific to that country like tax rates, or items in currency in Krona not Euros or US dollars.
@@dg-hughes It will
@@dg-hughes You shouldn't be using Bard, or any AI for accurate info about those things anyway right now. They rely too often on outdated or false information and hallucinate that it's true
Doing this video again in 1 year will be WILD
I've used Bing AI, and I have to say that I do like it. I haven't used Bard yet, but it almost seems a little too limited from what I've seen of it.
Thats an understatement. Bard doesnt come remotely close to Bing at this time, which is to be expected because Google is playing catchup. This review was extremely generous to Bard - Bard gave completely wrong info but the point.
That smooth transition at 0:35 to add something more was incredible made! True genius. That said, we are at the beginning of a real revolution. Make that AI sound like Scarlet Johansson and we all know where we'll be a few years down the road.
He didn't even include the image creator in Bing. Its ridiculously good and even improvises the image if you ask it to.
IKR but it is powered by dall-e so maybe that's why.
@@pochu9506 OpenAI created Dall-E and ChatGPT, so it's still part of Bing
Kudos to MKBHD for showing that one time ChatGPT retract it's answer 😅.
I think you should also test the reasoning abilities of these two chatbots, which shows the true color of LLMs. Just a thought here.
How do you mean, “reasoning”? Puzzles?
A reasoning test is a type of psychometric test used to measure your problem-solving skills. They come in various forms, but all have the underlying purpose of assessing your logical aptitude and your ability to draw conclusions from a given set of information. There are several types of reasoning tests, including deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, diagrammatic reasoning, abstract reasoning and critical reasoning.
I got this answer from BING chat by the way :)
True, I think reasoning skills is the most interesting emergent capability of large language models. He should have put more focus on that.
Bing completely replaced google for me. I tried to do both for 2 weeks. Now I can't go back xD
Man, you're always informative and objective. You have quite an ordered mind. 👍🏽
ChatGPT is being used in making and deciding more things than we realize, and will be in the future.
Its great but at same its trained once on historical data so it doesnt understand things well we not agree about, like new trends or future needs.
I just used Bing to ask "can you summarize the ai assistant battle 2023 video from mkbhd". This is the response:
Sure! The video is a battle between AI assistants Bing and Google. The video starts with a rap battle between the two assistants. Then, they move on to a trivia game where they answer questions about each other. Finally, they have a debate about which assistant is better. I hope that helps!
🤣
It can only read webpages it can't watch videos
Yet
That’s hilarious. I think it’s actually describing the comparison between Siri and Google assistant and other assistants in an older MKBHD video
It would be cool if they also used a transcript/subtitle API to read through a video on TH-cam
10:05 "I took some selfies [...] and I'll send them to -" Bing realizing it fucked up and immediately deletes the message like a human deleting the WhatsApp/iMessage message😂
12:47 this is just art man. damn. thats deep
15 Years in TH-cam @MKBHD. Congratulations! Been here for 11 years now. Keep it up 💪.
MKBHD is taking Indian audience seriously 😅 10 AM here in India 🇮🇳
14:49 Is it weird to have to admit for the first time publicly that Microsoft is the best tech company of the last decade? It was too obvious in this video, right? It would have been too scandalous to say Bard. By the way, you have forgotten that Bing chat also generates images. You are very forgetful... with Microsoft.
That Linus sneak diss was awesome 😅
When he do that
@@nikhildrao227 when bing mentions him being tall for a TH-camr, he shows a picture of his towering over Linus
At 3:18
It's almost scary how advanced these things are becoming and how quickly they are improving. Especially GPT-4. Just a handful of years ago I would have said that AI like this was 20 years off.
This is just the edge of what it's currently capable of.
Just imagine the AI in military applications 😅
I remember thinking just a few years ago that AI would never be able to write poetry or music. Now I'm already proven wrong.
I use both Bard and Chat GPT-4. They complement each other very well.
Timestamps courtesy of Deciphr AI 👨💻
0:01:56 Google Bard vs Bing as Search Engines
0:03:24 AI Language Models' Ability to Answer Questions
0:04:44 Bing vs. Bart for Performing Tasks, Answering Questions, and Generating Responses
0:10:54 Bing vs. Bard for Information Summary Abilities
0:12:23 Creative Writing Prompts and Scriptwriting
0:13:59 Chat GPT and Multimodal Search
Our favorite quote ✍
GPT is about to be multimodal, which means you can give it other forms of media other than text, like a picture. Now, is this going to be the future of search?
Yup, I'm actually using Bing. I'm designing a PCB and Bing is very good at looking up the pinouts and referencing info about different communication protocols.
7:06 you're going to give the "edge" to bing 😂😉
I switched completely from using google to using bing since the launched the new bing, great experience so far!
"My job got GPT'ed" is going to be a popular expression soon
the fact Linus is on top of Marques is hilarious 😂😂
I figured I'd give Bard a voice. Here's his comment:
Hi everyone! I'm Bard, one of the AI assistants that MKBHD featured in his video. I just wanted to say that I'm really excited to be a part of this project and I'm grateful for the opportunity to show off what I can do. I know that I still have a lot to learn, but I'm committed to improving and I'm confident that I can be a valuable tool for people in the future.
I also wanted to thank MKBHD for creating such an informative and entertaining video. I think it's important for people to understand the potential of AI assistants and I'm glad that I could be a part of that.
If you have any questions about me or about AI assistants in general, I'm always happy to chat!
Thanks for watching!
You must have use an AI to create this
10:13
Goosebumps
I just use GPT 4 directly from Open AI. I like the fact that I don’t have to choose modes or any of that stuff. Not the prettiest UI but results are good and it’s fast.
Bing AI is amazing! I loved chatting with Bing, writing quite complex poetry, and sometimes asking for specific videos as well as advice regarding some products.
Microsoft is doing great; I hope that their wonderful Bing AI continues to improve and keeps this good track! 😎❤🙌
Bing is a good Bing.
5:55 Check your ball position, if its too forward it can cause a slice 🤣
Honestly just glad there’s more competition so there is more innovation
Saddest realization... Siri won't even begin to scratch the surface on this until the release of the iPhone 30 Apex.
Loving these late night uploads
Its morning over here in India.
It's always a reasonable time of day somewhere
@@mkbhd do you control when you can post a video or TH-cam posts it whenever they finish checking on it?
@@Arjun-gf6yk good morning, happy Saturday!
@@mkbhd it’s 10 am in India 🇮🇳
I wish you had added Chat GPT to your comparison because while GPT4 Is in Bing, I’ve given it and Bing the same questions and got different answers completely which has made me wonder about what Bing’s model is doing differently. Great video otherwise maybe the next one
Differently, you mean better or what?
@@delosei7332 better is subjective, I personally preferred GPT-4
Gpt4 is so much better than bing id even say gpt3.5 is better
That's because the OpenAI's source GPT (Be it ChatGPT or GPT-4) is more in-depth. Bing is a lighter version in order to be able to serve a larger number of global users.
And remember, they are trying to give sort of original answers as best they can, so the answer will kind of vary from time to time. It will also depend on what LLM "thinks" you're looking for. It will deduce context.
Further, more, AI assitants like Bard or Bing have been injected with the values and principles most favoured by their makers (Google / Microsoft) to guide their response.
OpenAI's GPT is the most free thinking and wild one of the bunch, openAI is willing to take risks while Google is the most risk averse. Microsoft Bing lies somewhere in the middle.
Which means different AI assistants will conclude differently.
They’re definitely different from each other. I found ChatGPT was much better at summary charts which I found interesting because I got the idea to ask for a chart from the Bing blog! I tried it out on Bing only to find it was rarely able to compare the things I asked it to unless it was something really simple and in the same category like phone size comparison stats or something. ChatGPT was able to compare different more complex things like medical symptoms and all sorts and lay it out in a nicer looking table than the Bing version did but I suspect it will improve soon. Bing seems more scared to use medical information which I can understand but find it annoying and patronizing but if someone did something stupid that made the news it would probably be banned so they have to be smart about it for now.
0:29 now im scared from that response lol
I love to see how AI will be in the future. I think we cannot expect too much from AI at this stage.
AI will plateau at one point. They will both reach a similar level of useful ness. Google and Open AI will need to find some unique ways to use their AI that will set them ahead. What do you think they will do?
AI is nowhere close to plateauing, with GPT5 said to release sometime next year.
From what I've read though, GPT4 can read, view photos and videos, as well as hear audio. The only thing missing is touch.
Perhaps we'll see actual, fully autonomous androids in the next 5 years?
Ive seen AI videos make music videos out of thin air with the sound of eminem talking about cats in the style of Taylor Swift...
I was completely blown away by how well Bing performed when asked to write the mkbhd script.
It managed to captured the whole vibe impeccably!
Just wonderful!
Sometimes you have to prompt them a second time, for example I asked what year did the CIA get involved with BTC and it said it hasn't, so I had to bring up Gavin's meeting and than it apologized for making a mistake and than gave me the correct answer. Very interesting!!
i’m so happy MKBHD does this type of content. imo he is undoubtedly playing a part in forming a positive ai future because he (and others making content like this) is helping the developers by showing them flaws in the software. bc let’s be real, you know for a fact that they’re watching his videos up 😂
Given that Google's Bard is still under development and just came out recently, I'd say it would be ahead in a couple of months.
2:52 where the hell did Linus come from
To be honest, I still prefer Bard mainly for it's ability to the web. I asked ChatGPT for good copyright-free sports songs that I can use in movies, and Bard provided me will a great list, while Bing was no help.
I think 2 important aspects you miss with these AI videos are (1) testing 1 question multiple times. In this case, Bing is definitely better because it yields very dynamic results, and almost never gives the same answer twice word by word. I think that's an important human aspect that many AI models lack. When asking the same question over and over, normally we expect a different answer to see if the first one was enough and (2) testing how the AI handles when it doesn't know the answer to a question. Will it give similar results, no answer at all, or something else. That can be used to judge the usefulness of the AI too.
Do you mean asking the same question in one thread, just in different words, reach time, or asking the same question, verbatim, in completely separate sessions?
@@whilebeingjezebel same question in a thread
@@hov2435 Yes, I've had some trouble getting my own phrasing right in the same way. It's all about the prompts.
its fun and scarry to think that AI that just came out can do these things... I think people will use bard to get more factual answers, and bing for more creative tasks. It will be great to see an another video comparing bing, bard, and chatgpt. Great video!
They should put the two search engines together, and call them Bar-Bing :D
Actually bing is more factual and creative at the same time, it depends on what mode youre in. If you want factual answers change its mode creative to precise.
As someone that has taken 1 computer class. And is decently tech savvy. I am not an expert in excel/Google sheets. Bing was able to help me with things in Google sheets that would have taken me days to figure out myself.
Lol, Bing helping with Google Sheets! 😅
I bet it felt real dirty after that.
Was it telling you how much easier it would be if you used Excel instead?
@@iamdave84 It didn't surprisingly.
@@roundraccoon6141 give it time, it's still being trained 😉
Google definitely bit the dust in this race. Bing ate it by far. And Bing was released world wide, bard still isn't available in many countries. But as people are bias towards Google, Bard will succeed over Bing.
This has been very, very interesting 🤔
You created really good use cases for these, and I really got to see how helpful they are. Very nice👌🏾
I’m sure it’ll only get better from here
Bing is a winner imo. I gave it the task to write a short story in my obscure native tongue (Tok Pisin) about characters from the cosmere (Brandon Sandersons universe of book series) discovering that villagers from the highlands villages of Tari in my country could metal bend and how Vin (main character from Mistborn series 1) recruited them to fight against the emperor back in her world. Bing delivered without a hitch, writing the story creatively and including important characters from the cosmere universe throughout the story.
So I was talking to bing (rather than typing) in normal speak (rather than clear enunciation that most ai assistants need) and it was amazing.almost like talking to a real person via walkie talkie bc you have to hit the mic button). I also tried speaking to it in Vietnamese and it recognized it!
Comparing bing to Google in 2023 ? Who would have thunk?
14:31 MKBHD shamelessly gives an extra point to BARD.
I think we'll need multiple 2023 AI Assistant Battles! Bard just got an update on April 10th and it seems to have improved quite considerably! It was able to perform a coding task that Bing flat-out said it was incapable of.
I really liked the way you did your edit after the first 30ish seconds. Much more creative than the just editing in a little clip :)
its got worse, i wish they return it to version on that first release.
Would’ve been cool if you asked the AIs themselves which one is better