BARD, ChatGPT or Bing? Who will be the king of AI world, we compared

May 15, 2023

Google Bard Vs ChatGPT vs Microsoft Bing AI: AI chatbots are in discussion these days. With this, the war has once again started between Google and Microsoft. The battle is to change the search engine platform and stay on top of the chatbot market. Google has launched its chatbot BARD, which will compete directly with ChatGPT and Bing.

Google has finally launched its AI based chatbot BARD. Soon the company will add its support to its other apps and tools as well. Many people were waiting for BARD. The reason for this is ChatGPT and the new Bing based on it. Actually, people wanted to see what Google launches in the competition between the products of Microsoft and Open AI.

We have tried using all these platforms. Even though all these three are AI based chatbots, but their experience is quite different from each other. In this article, we will only discuss the user experience of these AI chatbots.

How is the experience of BARD?

When Google launched this chatbot, people did not have to wait for it. Access to BARD was made live for most users shortly after launch. The company has launched it in 180 countries and with the support of three languages. We also got access to it within a few hours of its launch.

Visually, it reminds me of ChatGPT , but it seems to be a more refined version. Khaur user interface is a matter of choice. Yet the look of Google BARD seems clean and classic. On this you also get the option of light and dark theme. Now let’s talk about how was its using experience.

Initially it was felt that Google would do something new in this and provide a better chatbot experience, but it is not so. This chatbot makes many mistakes and Google has also warned users about it. You do not get the support of many languages on this. You will have to re-read the articles or notes written with its help.

Because there can be many types of mistakes in it. He will not give any answer when asked questions in Hindi. Apart from this, you do not get the support of image. Voice search option is definitely available on this. Overall, Google needs to improve this platform.

How was the experience on ChatGPT?

On ChatGPT, you get data till the year 2021 only, but it gives most of the information of that time correctly and in a better way. However, in many cases even this chatbot does not respond. Using BARD and ChatGPT, the biggest difference was found in the explanation of an event.

Here the language of BARD seems to be computerized to a great extent. Whereas ChatGPT’s response comes with human touch. During use, the experience of ChatGPT has so far been better than BARD. Be it the UI with its typing style or its response time. It looks better than BARD in many cases.

However, a better version of this service i.e. GPT-4 comes with paid subscription. For this you have to pay money. In this situation, BARD gets the plus point of being free.

On ChatGPT, you also get answers to the questions asked in Hindi, which is currently not available in BARD. On the other hand, you will get old information on the non-paid version, but you will not have anything in the name of latest details.

What would you say on New Bing?

We had to wait the most for New Bing. There was no waiting for its launch. Rather it was to get access after its launch. Initially, New Bing gave many strange answers, but gradually Microsoft optimized it better. Its response is better than any other AI bot.

There is no language problem on this, but it gives the answer in very limited words. You cannot get any article written by this, but it will definitely provide you the necessary facts for that article. It also provides links along with answers to the questions of the users, from where the information has been taken.

You get short answers on this. Also you can ask limited questions on it. Microsoft is giving you a limit to ask up to 20 questions only. You also get the option to generate images on Bing. However, this feature is not available in the chat bar. Rather users would have to go to a separate window.