ChatGPT and Meta AI are the same? We asked WhatsApp, the answer may surprise you
In the last few months, Meta Platforms has been adding more and more artificial intelligence (AI) features to its suite of apps including Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp, perhaps to keep up in the AI race against its competitors. Its latest foray into AI comes in the form of Meta AI, an AI-powered chatbot that users can not only converse with but also accomplish tasks such as generating AI images.
Based on Meta's generative text model Llama 2, Meta AI promises a human-like interaction. To accomplish real-time information retrieval for text-based conversations, the tech giant has partnered with Microsoft's Bing. However, is Meta AI really different from other AI chatbots in the market or is it the same as OpenAI's ChatGPT? We asked WhatsApp the same question and the answer will surprise you.
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On WhatsApp, we asked Meta AI “ChatGPT and Meta AI are the same?”
In response, the AI chatbot said “No, ChatGPT and I, Meta AI, are not the same. We are both large language models, but we were developed by different organizations and have distinct architectures, training data, and capabilities.”
Meta's AI chatbot also highlighted the differences between its origin and the datasets used for training.
“ChatGPT is a model developed by OpenAI, a research organization founded by Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and others. It was trained on a massive dataset of text from the internet and can generate human-like responses to a wide range of questions and prompts.
I, Meta AI, was developed by Meta Platforms Inc. (formerly Facebook), a technology company that operates several businesses and develops various AI models. My training data is also based on a massive dataset of text from the internet, but it's different from ChatGPT's dataset.”
We also asked Meta AI if it was using ChatGPT to answer questions. To this, Meta AI replied, “I am Meta AI, a separate AI model from ChatGPT. While we're both large language models, we have different
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