The AI wars: Google vs Bing (ChatGPT)

Discussing the latest events surrounding large language models, chatbots, and search engines with respect to Microsoft and Google.

[wktodd]

I'm going to give another unprompted recommendation for Harrison's book. I guess some of you reading may have been led here by the ChatGPT buzz words. Understanding, what a GPT is, and more importantly, what is is not, will help you avoid the many pitfalls of this technology. Harrison's book will start you on the road to gat understanding.

[paulgarcia]

Never thought I would say this but once Microsoft fully launches it I'm going to use Bing

[skylerjohnson]

Microsoft and Google are like, "Quick, how do we incorporate advertisements into this?!"

[HaLyGjQdTpReMnKmWX]

With search results getting worse every year, open ai, chat GPT is a welcome change.

[ConorFenlon]

Once upon a time, I used to email back and forth with Andrej Karpathy when he was just in college for Deep Learning. He taught me how to solve a Rubik's cube. Little did I know then that he was going to be the head of AI at Tesla a few years later. Now Google Search is in trouble?? Life is so strange these days...

[jtmarkowitz]

thanks mr. snowden for another informative and intriguing video about the state of ai

[callmebiz]

Really wish I had access to your book in 2017 when I was first researching ML on my own but I love to see the barrier to entry decrease! Great resource, many kudos!

[GBBangin]

Bing chilling lol...I'm genuinely impressed with the upgraded Bing AI & Edge co-pilot experience. It's definitely come a long way, and the fact that it can only get better is even more impressive. I've fully switched over to Microsoft Edge & Bing AI search. Google is still currently the top dog for online search overall, but to cause an amazing company like Google to feel threatened competitively and step up their game is very exciting! All it takes is one user to switch at a time.

[nicop]

It's always good to see your homeboy @sentdex dropping a video. Awesome as always!

[anuraga]

I love your storytelling skills. Love the way you make it quite engaging...

[AidanGeeMedia]

Really enjoyed this video, thank you as always! 😊

[Noted_]

Just bought your book - looking forward to reading it.

[ronaldronald]

Thanks for the update. Invaluable insights to keep up to date with the fast developing world of A.I. Cheers. And yea it's gone be interesting!

[Idonai]

Thanks for the interesting video. In the book how much information is there about working with pytorch?
Is it mainly the basics of how machine learning and neural nets work?

[quebono]

Really good video, thank you for your work

[javiers]

Thank you very much for your videos Sentdex. I really appreciate your content. Have a great day!

[tfox]

Just got the hardcover book. It's excellent. Thank you so much.

[robr]

Hey I'm looking at your books table: is it for only genetic algorithms or are there different types of AI? I have a beginners AI programming understanding.

[wktodd]

Really interesting observation Harrison. Google needs competition

[orbiterlab]

I bought your book and worked hard through all the mathematics and examples. It is really good! I was able to write my own NN framework in java which was then able to run the mnist example. But I would like to go further and extend this to LSTM networks. Would you consider to extend the NN from scratch series to LSTM networks? I would happily buy a second part!