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LLM Showdown: Does ChatGPT take the crown? 🤔
🥊 Comparing the top 5 AI Chats, Pika Labs’ new AI video generator, advanced decision making with ChatGPT, and more!
Everyday AI
September 26, 2023
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🎙 Daily Podcast Episode: What is the best Large Language Model (LLM)? Is Perplexity a dark-horse? Will Bard take over eventually? And will any LLM be able to compete with ChatGPT’s plugin mode? Today we’re answering the toughest questions and throwing down with the top 5 LLMs to find out! Give it a listen.
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🚀 AI In 5: Looking to have ChatGPT help you make decisions? Use the Decision Matrix plugin! See how here
🧠 Learn & Leveraging AI: Wondering which LLM is best for you and how to leverage them? Keep reading for that!
↩️ Don’t miss out: Did you miss our last newsletter? We talked about Microsoft Copilot's impact on biz ops, Amazon spending $4 billion on Anthropic, and giving ChatGPT's Advanced Data Analysis internet access. Check it here!
LLM Showdown - ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Google Bard, Claude 2 and Perplexity 💁
It’s time once again for the ultimate LLM showdown!
What is the best Large Language Model (LLM)?
Well, we're tackling that question today and taking a look at the five best LLMs: ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Google Bard, Claude 2, and Perplexity
We’ll break down the pros and cons for each and determine when is the best time to use each LLM.
Join the conversation and ask Jordan any questions about LLMs.
Also on the pod today:
• What are large language models? 🤷
• Pros and cons of top 5 LLMs 🤔
• How to use LLMs 🤖
It’ll be worth your 44 minutes:
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5. Google Launches Free & Paid Generative AI Training Courses 🎓
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Advanced Decision-making in ChatGPT 🤔
With the right tools, you can transform decision-making from a daunting task to a streamlined and efficient process.
We're reviewing the Decision Matrix Plugin within ChatGPT, and showcasing how it can revolutionize your approach to making choices.
And we’ll also be chatting with the plugin creator on Thursday!
Check out today's AI in 5.
🤷♂️ What’s Going On and Why It Matters:
Large Language whuuuuuuuut?
If you’re a newbie to Large Language Models, or just need a refresher on what AI chats are out there, today’s episode is like the milk to your cereal.
The chatty peanut butter to your AI jelly.
Yeah, we did a quick 101 on what LLMs and how they work. Buuuuut, the real value in today’s episode is when we give the top 5 LLMs a spin, and answer some of your questions.
Is Google Bard the real deal?
Is Perplexity better than ChatGPT?
When should you use Anthropic’s Claude?
How can you even access Microsoft’s Bing Chat?
We knocked out these questions and more. Oh, If you’ve still got questions, go ask them here.
🦾How You Can Leverage:
Not gonna lie, this was an essential breakdown if you’re trying to learn Large Language Models.
So. Much. Good. Info.
Don’t take the shortcut shorties — go watch the full episode.
But if you’re in a time crunch, or you just want the high level recap, we got you. 👇
1 – Google Bard for beginners
To be honest, we’re not super impressed with Google Bard right now.
Even with the new Google app extensions, we’re left looking for a bit more outta Bard. We’re not about to write Bard off anytime soon, especially when the engine running Bard is rumored to be updated from PaLM-2 to Gemini sometime this fall.
Use Bard when:
Here’s the best use-case for Bard — beginners. If you’re completely new to LLMs, Bard is going to feel the most familiar to traditional search. The user interface and experience is the best, in our opinion.
2 – Claude for its memory
We (kinda) understand the Claude hype.
And like we covered yesterday, Anthropic’s Claude 2 is likely to vault itself into the upper echelon with its recent $4 billion investment from Amazon.
While we’re not crazy about Claude for its power or depth, its 100K token memory makes it stand out from the rest. More memory = fewer hallucinations. Although, Claude hasn’t historically been great in that department.
Use Claude for:
There’s two biggies here.
Number one, the 100K token/75K word memory limit for Claude makes it the leader in that category. Having a longer memory before an AI chat starts to forget is a huge advantage.
Also, Claude is the only free tool that allows you to upload and interact with PDFs as a default feature, which is also a big W.
3 – Perplexity for spitting facts
Hallucinations are a doozy. No matter the AI chat you’re using, these models have a bad tendency of making things up or realllllly stretching the truth.
Enter, Perplexity. This under-the-radar model positions itself as less LLM and more research assistant. And for good reason. Perplexity differs with its facts-first approach and always gives in-depth and numerically cited info.
Use Perplexity for:
Perplexity is an underrated tool to either start or end with. It combines the fact-first benefit of a research assistant and the paid version allows you to toggle between GPT4 and Claude2 as the source model. If you’re getting too many hallucinations, give Perplexity a spin.
4 – Bing AI Chat for power Windows users
Hot take alert — we think Microsoft 365 Copilot is gonna take over. Like, rattling the economy kinda takeover. To be honest, though, Bing Chat has gotten a bit harder to access.
After officially opening its Bing Chat up to most browsers about a month ago, it seems like Microsoft is again requiring Edge to use its AI chat. Its impact can’t be understated, but you’ll have to use the Edge browser to take advantage.
Use Bing AI for:
If your company is a Microsoft top-to-bottom organization, you should be using Bing Chat. Why? With Copilot also comes the enterprise version of Bing Chat. For many employees of bigger companies, Bing Chat Enterprise will likely become the first approved (and encouraged!) LLM to use at scale.
5 – ChatGPT for business growth
Sorry not sorry.
ChatGPT is still in a league of its own, mainly due to its growing catalog of more than 1,000 plugins. If you know how to properly use ChatGPT with plugins, your business has an unfair competitive edge.
Use ChatGPT for:
We say use ChatGPT for everything. As long as you’re using the $20/month Plus version, you have access to the most underrated tool in business today with plugin mode.
Plugins will change your business, and you should be investing in yourself and your team to use them to your advantage. (Especially if Copilot isn’t in your future)
Now This …
Which LLM is your favorite? Is there one we missed that you think we should be talking about? Should we of given Llama 2 some love? did Poe and Pi get shafted?
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