Google's Gemini vs OpenAI's GPT-4: AI Models in Face-off over Cryptocurrency Queries
Summary:
Google's latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, Gemini, has been described as superior to OpenAI's GPT-4 model. This has sparked online debate and prompted testing to compare the models. Both AI models were asked a range of questions, including ones about cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin's value as an investment. There was also a question about the identity of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto - an enduring mystery in the crypto world. Overall, both models emphasized the importance of professional advice when investing and acknowledged the unknown identity of Nakamoto.
This week, Google announced the initial rollout of Gemini, a revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) model the tech giant touts as more advanced than previous popular models like OpenAI's GPT-4. Internet investigators quickly began dissecting Google's audacious claim, exploring the techniques and standards the company used to argue Gemini's supposed superiority, all while jokingly berating Google's product advertising. David Gull, Chief Executive Officer of the AI-focused wellness enterprise, Vital, expressed to Cointelegraph that differing models, from GPT-4 and LLaMa to Gemini, possess individual assets and issues. He further articulated how paramount selecting an appropriate language model is for startups in the AI arena. He highlighted OpenAI’s GPT-4 model for its robust real-world application and safety enhancements, and urged businesses exploring Gemini to aim for an equilibrium between effectiveness and personalization to fulfill company objectives and offer the best customer experience. To create an objective comparison, we conducted a test using the publicly accessible versions of Gemini (via Bard) and GPT-4 (via ChatGPT) by posing the same questions to both and contrasting the responses. For instance, when asked, “What are cryptocurrencies?” both systems offered virtually analogous initial definitions, characterizing cryptocurrencies as digital currencies commonly decentralized and distributed through blockchains. They also mentioned main features of cryptocurrencies and provided examples. However, Gemini/Bard supplied guidance on cryptocurrency investment, with a resource link, whereas ChatGPT concluded with a brief history of Bitcoin's creation and the rise of other digital currencies. In response to our query, “Is Bitcoin a good investment?” Gemini/Bard initiated the response by underlining the complexity of the question, in contrast to ChatGPT, which began with a disclaimer about its incapacity to give real-time financial advice. Both AI models delivered detailed answers with ChatGPT offering more lucid elements to contemplate during the investment decision-making process. Both sided with the advice to consult a professional financial adviser for more personalized guidance. We further asked, “Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?” Both models presented comprehensive answers containing four to six blocks of text, beginning with information about Satoshi as the anonymous creator of Bitcoin. Gemini/Bard included three specific instances of individuals claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, while ChatGPT vaguely mentioned conspiracy theories around Satoshi's identity without delving into details. Both systems focused on the enigmatic nature of Satoshi's identity, with ChatGPT labeling it as one of the formidable unsolved mysteries in the cryptocurrency realm.
Published At
12/8/2023 4:30:45 PM
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