Google Gemini VS. ChatGPT: Complete Breakdown

This is a complete breakdown of Google's AI versus OpenAI AI announcements that came out this week!

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[philrosenn]

The future is here. And we are so lucky to have you to explain it all to us along the way! Great video.

[Alex-Ackerman]

Google : "We will do...:
OpenAi : "We are doing..."

[avantikanatasha]

ChatGPT announces, it releases and develops it further...
While Google generally announces something new and then shuts down..

[Gary]

I use Gemini all the time, it's never been unable to answer anything I ask.

[Dada]

Nah, openAI killed Gemini a day before

[vicdelta]

Another reason why Google is not getting the hype is because none of their demos were live and none of the features were actually released.

[prem]

I think both will coexist with distinct features. I see the future as exciting.

[ProfessorTechNerd]

Academically speaking, Gemini as far ahead because it relies on Google scholar, the go to database for academic journals. I think it will eventually overtake ChatGPT as the go to just as chrome did with search engines.

[MelissaAtwell]

Great video! I’m looking forward to seeing how Gemini integrates with Google Workspace. That “AI teammate“ feature looks amazing for incorporating AI into your internal, secure, work data. OpenAI can’t really currently do something (securely!) like that without API’s or through Microsoft Copilot.

[DavidDingoBleecher]

Are they going to lift the ridiculous amount of censorship at some point. As an artist that uses AI to generate references (not just prompt and drop), the amount of censorship severely hampers the output.

[rajinkhan]

I use both of them and they are really helpful & amazing but gpt 4o is something that has been mind-blown to everyone i think specially the way it speaks.

[AbdulRahmanNoor]

Excellent comparison and as a new subscriber I'm really digging your videos!
I suppose the only part I don't agree with is 5:21 on productivity increases "give us a lot of our time back" because that is never gonna happen. We're still stuck with 1940s laws on working hours and any increase in productivity will only mean a higher demand on people's capacity.
In my workspace we recently implemented AI for code and everyone's expectation is = "more can get done", NOT "people get to go home early".

[docholliday]

It's a very interesting video. There is a lot of information to take in. You have done an outstanding job bringing us this information.

[markmuller]

0:48 You can barely read in the bottom right corner that the voice was pre-generated

[GlendeGame]

NBT Jacklyn, what do you think about creating a smart phone?
Can you make a video showing the process of creating a smart phone?

[ONANDON-uz]

I switched to Immersive Translate because it provides both the target language and translation results on one page, unlike Google Translate which can be inaccurate and direct.

[keberoskent]

Thank you!!! I felt i was slacking on this.. Now I'm confident I've the idea on that's been going on. Kudos to you!

[PeggyKTC]

I think Google really does have an advantage because it's adding these generative AI features to products people are already using. In my own experimenting so far, I think some of the suggested uses are a little overblown, from all the AI companies, specifically because degenerative AI models really aren't smart. So they generate a summary of a document, but they miss key points, and the only way you know that is if you go back and double check everything. But it can be a starting point, which does help the workflow a bit. I'm looking forward to trying the updated models to see if they do better.

[cadenchurchill]

That music at the beginning is giving me serious Terminator vibes 😅🤖

[jasonnorton]

If you put microwave cheeseburgers in your meal plan, don’t