I really like the inclusion of Wikipedia-style citations, which is what ChatGPT is lacking. It would be even better if it could quote and cite sources like books and journals as well (not sure what sort of copyright issues that might entail).
They are different dude. ChatGPT is AI assistant that trained by large database, and it can create sentences by its own. This one is an AI search engine that collects everything on the internet, and make it short for a specific question, it similar to google.
@@BorSam ChatGPT had significant web sources, like Common Crawl. But then it forgets where it actually learned something, which means you have no idea if its answers are true or hallucinated. Perplexity gives similar answers (though a bit more concise), but includes an actual source you can verify. OpenAI should add this feature.
@@sebbog ChatGPT's sources include Common Crawl, a massive scrape of the Internet. So even though it learns from the web, it can't give you the link it learned from. (If you ask it for sources, it generally just makes something up.)
Thanks. I was trying to do "Google searches" with gpt3 and realized that it regularly have broken links as references. This seems much more trust worthy because it gives you it's sources right below the answer. I never would've found this on my own! Thank you!
I am currently in a college class studying food borne illnesses. As you can imagine, this is a fairly complex subject and requires a ton of time and energy. I find perplexity AI IMMENSELY helpful. I use it almost exclusively when I’m studying. I am able to save precious time when searching the internet for in-depth information on what I’m learning and allows me to research more and find more information than I previously could with a standard search engine. Not only can it do this for me, but if I have questions on the notes we go over in class, I can literally ask it and it will give me a cohesive explanation. This is irreplaceable for me. Makes my life miles easier, and gets me right to the information because it cites all its sources. Because it cites sources I can verify that the information being fed to me is accurate, and accurate information is necessary or else I can get confused with the wrong info. I LOVE this application. I hope it becomes something huge, and I have no doubts it won’t do so. This is a irreplaceable utility and I am so glad this is a thing. I genuinely feel like a much smarter person when utilizing this AI engine. Thank you Mattvidpro, for bringing this to my attention. So glad I subscribe and I feel for the people that don’t know this exists. Feels like a superpower or something like a fast pass in my studying. Really makes me happy. Thank you.
Google already uses AI. What are called "featured snippets" is an example. They're mostly focused on curating versus providing answers directly, although they're headed in that direction. I prefer curation most of the time, since I like getting multiple viewpoints instead of just one answer (which may not be correct or not fully accurate). Google could easily switch to an answer engine and that'll probably be their next step to compete with ChatGPT/OpenAI and their spawns. They're probably more worried about Microsoft getting involved than with ChatGPT itself.
If Google doesn't import this type of ai it will probably lose but for now it will take awhile for people to know this type of search engine so technically Google still have some time
They will *definitely* compete on this axis. The only real question is if this will pressure them to shrink their ad space, if there's a strong ad-free contender.
Google will release something similar in 2023 called sparrow, they’re just making sure it doesn’t create any backlash they’re still perfecting it, it’s going to be really robotic tho because they don’t want it create a controversy.
Start to feel a bit old when I realize I'm older than Google, I outlived Blockbuster, I actually had a rotary phone, pager, etc. the fact that people are alive who have never known what it's like to use a 14k modem or dial a telephone number to access a BBS is nuts.
LOL Tell me about it! When I was born, there wasn't a single satellite in the sky! Boy, have things changed since then! And the pace nowadays is simply astounding!
Chat GPT seems to provide a much more balanced answer in a lot of topics compared to Perplexity for now, but Perplexity is up to date which is pretty cool
Matt Thanks for keeping Us Up to date on AI it is moving so fast because everyday somebody makes a new script or use and AI is able to analyze data so fast and compare and now it can make very good choices . It makes the head spin WHEW !!!!!!!!!!! Thnks for your help and your fine speaking ability. Unless you don't need the job you should be looking for a teachers position soon. I'm really getting old but over my life history good teachers have nourished my curiosity and that was always a rare commodity. Many teachers can only deliver a message or think they are there as disciplinarians but the good ones handle distractions and disruptions like class clowns and take them in stride. And those have been the ones the ones that inspire. Great work!!
This thing is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! I just did a couple of technical searches, I am a software engineer and I was looking up software engineering related things and in two searches It produced better results than literally hours of traditional searching which I did earlier today and showed me a great potential option in terms of a package to solve the problem I was facing. I am really impressed and excited to see what else I can do if I can figure out the art of making better queries for this generative AI! Great channel, new subscriber but I will definitely be keeping a close eye on your work!
I can see this quickly expanding to entire research reports. Imagine you have an assignment "write a 3 page research paper" and you literally just type that into a search engine with the subject and you instantly have your report with all footnotes and citations. You don't even have to read it.
@@hojowarf6488 I mean the school knows if this kind of stuff is mainstream. They also know if you copy paste seomthing from wiki. They didnt when wiki was knew, but after it got mainstream they knew.
It's not entirely wrong, though. I've heard quite a few artists talking about UBI as a response to AI. No major channels talking about it that I've seen, though, which is impressive.
Jeff Booth's The Price of Tomorrow essentially explains the introduction to AI due to the deflationary nature of "tech" in general and automation/ML more specifically. I tend to agree with his stance
Personally I would not think the comparison is that good as Google’s algorithm is made to give you sites with the most searched (or highest paying) webpages that fit your question, while perplexity uses information websites to give an answer to your question… This is like asking a scholar for a phone number against just finding a phone book
I believe the issue is not that the answers are good or not. Its about building trust. If it fails even 1 out 10 times, the trust is lost and I will be back to google where answers are always backed by a supporting article which is definitely more accurate than these cases. One of the limitations of LLM based search would be that they are stuck in time when they were last trained. Not sure how that problem will be solved.
Current generation of smart phone and tech users are comparable to cyborgs. With our love and infatuation with ai, we might be becoming Ai drones! Waiting for commands from the borg Queen Ai. Is there a way to retain our individuality before we are all assimilated?
@@Rctdcttecededtef you meant general population lacking individuality? Always looking out to someone in the nothingness to lend a hand? Always a good pawn? Or whatever features of futility you want to mention.. Consider that everything that we do is part of the human condition. It might be true that Every war shaped our direction towards wherever we are today. But we are not all bad. We are all different colours and builds and minds. We are the only proven living being who is capable of playing god. There's no proof of any other life in the universe. Our planet could be the most precious gem in existence. We have to save us indefinitely as long as we can.
Those cookies are so poppila! Everyone's eating them. (Sopapilla is pronounces sopa peeya, though, it's a spanish word and the ll makes a hard y sound.)
2:40 , not true, google does show these sometimes. Try searching for someone very famous's age. And also in general, you miss a lot of things here. If the search engine a.i was as popular as google is, it may would of have advertisements too. To see the actual results you should of scrolled down to when it stops advertising, even if they are related to your search prompt. Eventually the A.I will be much better and this is a Huge Improvement in Technology.
I did the obvious thing, I asked it who I was. It said what city i live in, it cited correctly that I am an android developer (which I am at a very low hobby level) and then said I had ties with some aqua park...... this confused me, so i clicked the citation... apparently a podophile has the same name as me and the AI decided to casually mention it as though it was me! (it wasnt!) If a prospective employer has a few hundred applications and decideds to look them up, do you think the employer would then check further or just bin my application? Pro Ai, LOVE AI art generation and until to day, all AI... this though, stating search results as though they are fact...this I am not for, its dangerous, misleading and inaccurate.
Bruh, stop comparing a search engine to AI's both are mostly different, google is made for searching websites but provides images and text as snippet, while the AI tells answer
What's about to drop is so devastatingly different from Google that I'm not sure search engines are a proper comparison. I've been spending more and more time with ChatGPT and it occurs to me that the current model is like the savant idiot older brother from when Mom still smoked and had her nightcaps. What's coming next is going to be magnitudes smarter, have live access to the internet, and will be able to produce more than just text responses. It might not quite be AGI, but I think it's going to be hard to tell. It will also be able to discern truth from fiction to a greater degree.
Google is supporting the content creators. AI will have been trained by us, creating it's information. It's immoral for it to be behind a pay wall. Let the age of enlightenment begin.
Well, I just tried Perplexity and was not impressed. A lot of completely or partially wrong information. For Example, I looked up a person I knew very well and it said she was married in 1975 to someone I've never heard of However, she doesn't even know that person even though he has the same last name. I know she got married in 1964 and divorced in 1984 and never remarried.
It could've just been someone with the same name as the person you knew, I don't know how this is wrong information on the Ai's side, if it doesn't know the specific person your talking about, it cannot read your mind my friend.
Video did poorer than others because Google already answers questions and cites them. Maybe not all questions. But most of the ones thT can be considered objective.
This thing definitely produces incorrect, misleading, and harmful results. It's connecting me with bad people because "anti-" is in my name and because my name is Nick.
UBI for artists? After working 35y in Tech and about to retire, I have not an artistic bone in my body, but all I can say is thank heavens art being in the eye of the beholder and abstract art. LOL
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I really like the inclusion of Wikipedia-style citations, which is what ChatGPT is lacking. It would be even better if it could quote and cite sources like books and journals as well (not sure what sort of copyright issues that might entail).
chatgpt uses a database it does not take it from websites just the database
Entire library of Congress should be available for use in open source projects imo
They are different dude. ChatGPT is AI assistant that trained by large database, and it can create sentences by its own. This one is an AI search engine that collects everything on the internet, and make it short for a specific question, it similar to google.
@@BorSam ChatGPT had significant web sources, like Common Crawl. But then it forgets where it actually learned something, which means you have no idea if its answers are true or hallucinated. Perplexity gives similar answers (though a bit more concise), but includes an actual source you can verify. OpenAI should add this feature.
@@sebbog ChatGPT's sources include Common Crawl, a massive scrape of the Internet. So even though it learns from the web, it can't give you the link it learned from. (If you ask it for sources, it generally just makes something up.)
You do a great job showing us new AI tools. Thanks a lot!
Thanks. I was trying to do "Google searches" with gpt3 and realized that it regularly have broken links as references. This seems much more trust worthy because it gives you it's sources right below the answer. I never would've found this on my own! Thank you!
ChatGPT is known to fake links because its not allowed to search the web.
I am currently in a college class studying food borne illnesses. As you can imagine, this is a fairly complex subject and requires a ton of time and energy. I find perplexity AI IMMENSELY helpful. I use it almost exclusively when I’m studying. I am able to save precious time when searching the internet for in-depth information on what I’m learning and allows me to research more and find more information than I previously could with a standard search engine. Not only can it do this for me, but if I have questions on the notes we go over in class, I can literally ask it and it will give me a cohesive explanation. This is irreplaceable for me. Makes my life miles easier, and gets me right to the information because it cites all its sources. Because it cites sources I can verify that the information being fed to me is accurate, and accurate information is necessary or else I can get confused with the wrong info. I LOVE this application. I hope it becomes something huge, and I have no doubts it won’t do so. This is a irreplaceable utility and I am so glad this is a thing. I genuinely feel like a much smarter person when utilizing this AI engine. Thank you Mattvidpro, for bringing this to my attention. So glad I subscribe and I feel for the people that don’t know this exists. Feels like a superpower or something like a fast pass in my studying. Really makes me happy. Thank you.
Google already uses AI. What are called "featured snippets" is an example. They're mostly focused on curating versus providing answers directly, although they're headed in that direction. I prefer curation most of the time, since I like getting multiple viewpoints instead of just one answer (which may not be correct or not fully accurate). Google could easily switch to an answer engine and that'll probably be their next step to compete with ChatGPT/OpenAI and their spawns. They're probably more worried about Microsoft getting involved than with ChatGPT itself.
Ding ding ding
Microsoft is already involved, they have a contract with OpenAI. Also the plural of spawn is spawn.
@@michaelleue7594 facts
There's more than a chance Google is throttled back by anti monopolist policies and settling third party claims over intellectual propert.
@@michaelleue7594 Really? wow, thats cool
If Google doesn't import this type of ai it will probably lose but for now it will take awhile for people to know this type of search engine so technically Google still have some time
They made imagen so they might.
They will *definitely* compete on this axis. The only real question is if this will pressure them to shrink their ad space, if there's a strong ad-free contender.
I know Google is a strong company but just saying if they don't do it they will lose it
Google will release something similar in 2023 called sparrow, they’re just making sure it doesn’t create any backlash they’re still perfecting it, it’s going to be really robotic tho because they don’t want it create a controversy.
3:06 that's crazy. It acurately summarized the content of your channel.
Start to feel a bit old when I realize I'm older than Google, I outlived Blockbuster, I actually had a rotary phone, pager, etc. the fact that people are alive who have never known what it's like to use a 14k modem or dial a telephone number to access a BBS is nuts.
Blockbuster still exist I went there last month.
Pssssh. 14k. Try 300 baud and get back to me. Kids and their fancy 14k modems. 🙄🤣
@@mjt1517 Is that the one with the phone attached ?
LOL Tell me about it! When I was born, there wasn't a single satellite in the sky! Boy, have things changed since then! And the pace nowadays is simply astounding!
Chat GPT seems to provide a much more balanced answer in a lot of topics compared to Perplexity for now, but Perplexity is up to date which is pretty cool
But this answer (perplexity) has sources. GPT sometimes makes things up
Matt Thanks for keeping Us Up to date on AI it is moving so fast because everyday somebody makes a new script or use and AI is able to analyze data so fast and compare and now it can make very good choices . It makes the head spin WHEW !!!!!!!!!!! Thnks for your help and your fine speaking ability. Unless you don't need the job you should be looking for a teachers position soon. I'm really getting old but over my life history good teachers have nourished my curiosity and that was always a rare commodity. Many teachers can only deliver a message or think they are there as disciplinarians but the good ones handle distractions and disruptions like class clowns and take them in stride. And those have been the ones the ones that inspire. Great work!!
So cool! Merry Christmas Mat 🙂
happy festive season MATT, thx for advancing the AI knowledge base for use common folks
This thing is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! I just did a couple of technical searches, I am a software engineer and I was looking up software engineering related things and in two searches It produced better results than literally hours of traditional searching which I did earlier today and showed me a great potential option in terms of a package to solve the problem I was facing. I am really impressed and excited to see what else I can do if I can figure out the art of making better queries for this generative AI! Great channel, new subscriber but I will definitely be keeping a close eye on your work!
I can see this quickly expanding to entire research reports. Imagine you have an assignment "write a 3 page research paper" and you literally just type that into a search engine with the subject and you instantly have your report with all footnotes and citations. You don't even have to read it.
Everyone would know this and this would be forbiden in shools
@@Marquis-Sade How would the school know? That kind of assignment is typically done at home.
@@hojowarf6488 I mean the school knows if this kind of stuff is mainstream. They also know if you copy paste seomthing from wiki. They didnt when wiki was knew, but after it got mainstream they knew.
Ahhh, I remember life before Google. AltaVista was a thing as were WorldBook Encyclopedias and public libraries.
I like how it starts off with such promise but quickly reveals it’s usually wrong in many ways. Not good enough to be trusted yet
It's not entirely wrong, though. I've heard quite a few artists talking about UBI as a response to AI. No major channels talking about it that I've seen, though, which is impressive.
Jeff Booth's The Price of Tomorrow essentially explains the introduction to AI due to the deflationary nature of "tech" in general and automation/ML more specifically. I tend to agree with his stance
UBI is a good way to stay just above the poverty line.
Personally I would not think the comparison is that good as Google’s algorithm is made to give you sites with the most searched (or highest paying) webpages that fit your question, while perplexity uses information websites to give an answer to your question…
This is like asking a scholar for a phone number against just finding a phone book
I use AI for main search engine but for facts I always back check on cites and if not goto Google.
i used it to solve some MCQs question in my medical school and worked great thx buddy
Hard to see how perplexity makes money without adding ads back in. I'm perplexed.
Another lovely video, I get to watch. I guess were keeping the Christmas tree around. Add a disco ball on it for New Years lol.
just a heads up, when I click on your channel on desktop I get an error 404, probably has something to do with picking a username for the channel
I believe the issue is not that the answers are good or not. Its about building trust. If it fails even 1 out 10 times, the trust is lost and I will be back to google where answers are always backed by a supporting article which is definitely more accurate than these cases. One of the limitations of LLM based search would be that they are stuck in time when they were last trained. Not sure how that problem will be solved.
2:17 "it thinks I'm an AI Model" that sounds EXACTLY like what an AI would say🧐
This is so cool! Matt, this if fantastic.
Just tryied this site its very cool love it. This is the future of search.
Great video, I was just thinking about this concept of ai search engines. I guess it has already been done! Nice.
Glad you liked it!
This website is good for finding certain facts quickly.
You're doing great. Thank you.
Current generation of smart phone and tech users are comparable to cyborgs.
With our love and infatuation with ai, we might be becoming Ai drones!
Waiting for commands from the borg Queen Ai.
Is there a way to retain our individuality before we are all assimilated?
I'd argue we were this the entire time even before technology. But maybe it does perpetuate the effect 🤷♂️
@@Rctdcttecededtef you meant general population lacking individuality?
Always looking out to someone in the nothingness to lend a hand?
Always a good pawn?
Or whatever features of futility you want to mention..
Consider that everything that we do is part of the human condition.
It might be true that Every war shaped our direction towards wherever we are today.
But we are not all bad.
We are all different colours and builds and minds.
We are the only proven living being who is capable of playing god.
There's no proof of any other life in the universe.
Our planet could be the most precious gem in existence.
We have to save us indefinitely as long as we can.
@@danrazART perhaps I misunderstood your intial comment..
Thx very impressive and informative ✔️🙌
Nobody use ask Jeeves anymore?
Was going to say - this seems like a modernized Ask Jeeves.
@@justinwhite2725 haha that’s what I was thinking
Can you make a video on ways AI artists might be able to legally protect themselves and their art?
I think this search engine is for professionals only, there is no garbage output is showing in the search results
The Ai algorithms don't like your videos ironically. I do though and thank you!
Matt, you may have not talked about universal income , but it was brought up in the comment sections.
Thanks!
My question is who decides what information the AI has access to and which it doesn’t?
I think that depends on entirely what's happening on the back end but you're right, that is a revelant detail
Wow this is awesome!
👋 2:16
Wait a minute.......how can we know for certain that you're not an AI model?? 🤔
😉
"of course it's actually false, it thinks I'm an AI" is it though? That's what a sentient AI would say...
Hi matt
You should have scrolled Google down a screen, there you get the actual answers, after the ads.
Those cookies are so poppila! Everyone's eating them. (Sopapilla is pronounces sopa peeya, though, it's a spanish word and the ll makes a hard y sound.)
2:40 , not true, google does show these sometimes.
Try searching for someone very famous's age.
And also in general, you miss a lot of things here.
If the search engine a.i was as popular as google is, it may would of have advertisements too.
To see the actual results you should of scrolled down to when it stops advertising, even if they are related to your search prompt.
Eventually the A.I will be much better and this is a Huge Improvement in Technology.
I did the obvious thing, I asked it who I was. It said what city i live in, it cited correctly that I am an android developer (which I am at a very low hobby level) and then said I had ties with some aqua park...... this confused me, so i clicked the citation... apparently a podophile has the same name as me and the AI decided to casually mention it as though it was me! (it wasnt!)
If a prospective employer has a few hundred applications and decideds to look them up, do you think the employer would then check further or just bin my application?
Pro Ai, LOVE AI art generation and until to day, all AI... this though, stating search results as though they are fact...this I am not for, its dangerous, misleading and inaccurate.
AI is epic
Did you try these questions in GPT?
Bing is already using AI, however, Google is still number one.
Bruh, stop comparing a search engine to AI's both are mostly different, google is made for searching websites but provides images and text as snippet, while the AI tells answer
What's about to drop is so devastatingly different from Google that I'm not sure search engines are a proper comparison. I've been spending more and more time with ChatGPT and it occurs to me that the current model is like the savant idiot older brother from when Mom still smoked and had her nightcaps. What's coming next is going to be magnitudes smarter, have live access to the internet, and will be able to produce more than just text responses. It might not quite be AGI, but I think it's going to be hard to tell. It will also be able to discern truth from fiction to a greater degree.
Try you search... That also incorporates AI into search.
Me and another guy talking about UBI in the comment section, so it's accurate
2:10 - Come on, we all know the truth alredy
+1
perplexity seems to fail at every single tech question.
example "fix xfce 4.16 app indicator problem 22.04"
Google is supporting the content creators. AI will have been trained by us, creating it's information. It's immoral for it to be behind a pay wall. Let the age of enlightenment begin.
Matt really is... the Younger Carl Sagan of TH-cam.
What's Google:-) The Google tooth Tiger is going its way as Facebook, Vine and snaptrap.
Bruh google better get their shit together and hop on the AI train or they gonna end up like yahoo.
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I think this video is being delisted/shadow banned due to being both about AI and TH-cam’s parent company.
Well, I just tried Perplexity and was not impressed. A lot of completely or partially wrong information. For Example, I looked up a person I knew very well and it said she was married in 1975 to someone I've never heard of However, she doesn't even know that person even though he has the same last name. I know she got married in 1964 and divorced in 1984 and never remarried.
It could've just been someone with the same name as the person you knew, I don't know how this is wrong information on the Ai's side, if it doesn't know the specific person your talking about, it cannot read your mind my friend.
Google is mostly lies and garbage anyway too
ask the AI this: give me the links for 3 shops that give a better price for the product X that is sold by the shop Y. see then AI hallucinations...
i think google also uses ai
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Video did poorer than others because Google already answers questions and cites them. Maybe not all questions. But most of the ones thT can be considered objective.
This thing definitely produces incorrect, misleading, and harmful results. It's connecting me with bad people because "anti-" is in my name and because my name is Nick.
The Ai thinks you're an ai. bravo
OMEGALUL
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First!!!!
Nope! I was :) maybe next time
Google is the best search engine there is? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
UBI for artists? After working 35y in Tech and about to retire, I have not an artistic bone in my body, but all I can say is thank heavens art being in the eye of the beholder and abstract art. LOL
Hi. check on chatsonic , better than chatgpt
Bing is already using AI, however, Google is still number one.