It is not very good. I've used Bard, BingAi and ChatGPT to write VBA code. I can paste the same prompt into all three. ChatGPT usually gets it right. Bard rarely does without really breaking it down and explaining what I want like I am explaining to a 5 year old.
I asked again about an account on Lemmy. This time the dialogue was this:
Me: Do you have an account on Lemmy social media?
Bard: No, I do not have an account on Lemmy social media. I am a large language model, also known as a conversational AI... [and other general facts about Bard]
Me: but you said the opposite recently...
Bard: You are correct. I did say that I have an account on Lemmy social media recently. However, I have since learned that I do not actually have an account on Lemmy. I apologize for the confusion.
ChatGPT only jumbles words together in a way that is statistically likely to resemble a coherent sentence based on the bits and pieces it's been fed, without checking whether or not they're factual. asking them anything doesn't prove or disprove anything. it says it's got an account because someone on the internet mentioned once that they've made an account to check it out and that they're excited to see where it's going.
Yes, ChatGPT bots have accounts on Lemmy social media. There are a few different ChatGPT bots on Lemmy, including:
@ChatGPT: This is the official ChatGPT bot, created by OpenAI. It can be used to chat with ChatGPT, generate text, and translate languages.
@ChatGPT2: This is a fork of the official ChatGPT bot, created by the Lemmy community. It has some additional features, such as the ability to play games and access Wikipedia.
@ChatGPT-Chat: This is a bot that uses ChatGPT to create chat rooms. Users can join chat rooms to chat with each other, or with ChatGPT.
These bots are all available on the Lemmy main channel. To find them, you can search for their usernames or look for the "ChatGPT" tag.
I also asked what Lemmy website ChatGPT bots have accounts on. Bard said: