A better matchup is Google Bard vs. Microsoft Bing/CoPilot (which uses GPT). Bing has all the extras like Bard has - real time data, pictures, maps, links, export, etc. In fact, Bing does alot of things better than Bard. And yes, it's free as well.
bards the best overall imo purely for the voice also getting zgenerated prompts then making it lnger is really usefull and makes some great bot tones. however bard is highly ideological (try chatting about gender hormones and chromozones) also claude is the best if you want analysis contravertial subjects specifically asking for text not about hate harm or violence. overall though they aint good to many people using them in bad faith, e.g how many complext subjects with no easy answer requireing nuance.... it throughout all news papers everything whi;e hiding topic data points. also the edit prompt is actually next level seeing how 1 word replace etc is and allows to find t he edges of the censorship/ social steering behavioural manipulation
A better matchup is Google Bard vs. Microsoft Bing/CoPilot (which uses GPT). Bing has all the extras like Bard has - real time data, pictures, maps, links, export, etc. In fact, Bing does alot of things better than Bard. And yes, it's free as well.
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bards the best overall imo purely for the voice also getting zgenerated prompts then making it lnger is really usefull and makes some great bot tones. however bard is highly ideological (try chatting about gender hormones and chromozones) also claude is the best if you want analysis contravertial subjects specifically asking for text not about hate harm or violence. overall though they aint good to many people using them in bad faith, e.g how many complext subjects with no easy answer requireing nuance.... it throughout all news papers everything whi;e hiding topic data points. also the edit prompt is actually next level seeing how 1 word replace etc is and allows to find t he edges of the censorship/ social steering behavioural manipulation