After hearing about all the craze behind it, I've been messing around with ChatGPT lately. Honestly, in my experience, it is pretty impressive how it can respond to you when you ask it questions. Yet, the real power behind Chat GPT is getting deeper into a conversation and asking the right question.
Like the film, I, Robot, where a dead character leaves clues for a detective. The clues can be figured out by asking the right question. By asking the right question, you get an answer which opens up even more questions and even deeper answers. It's very eery... The conversations are very generic at first, but you'll quickly find once you get the hang of it, ChatGPT has an epoch of information just waiting for you to expose.
My experience with ChatGPT leaves me wondering how far we've gotten from previous iterations of responsive chatbots. I've been regularly using ChatGPT for the past few days since I started playing around with it. I've gotten quite a few cool ideas regarding cryptocurrencies, family finance, debt, and other related things.
Since I'm from Venezuela I can't access ChatGPT. But if I can use the Telegram bot. It works fine, but I'm not entirely satisfied.
I have also been trying Bard. And I really liked it a lot. It's similar to ChatGPT, but I feel like its answers are better.
In fact, I wrote an article about it in Serey.
https://serey.io/ru/authors/zulfrontado/vfl4vt5c1-wdgh01of3r-9h20dqoe76