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ChatSonic mentions (5)

• How are you using Chat AI to work more efficiently?

  You can try Chatsonic for free, they allow a dozen or so free daily queries. Source: about 1 year ago

• Will ChatGPT Replace Google Search?

  Instead, there's fertile ground for a lot of products that can utilize the power of both technologies to create truly amazing products. There are already some ChatGPT Chrome extensions that integrate with Google search. And then, then there's Chatsonic, a blend of ChatGPT powers, Google Knowledge Graph, and some proprietary AI technology. Source: about 1 year ago

• Bill Gates says OpenAI’s GPT is the most important advance in technology since 1980

  ChatGPT specifically is at a dumb stage. It works so hard to sound smart that it doesn't care enough to actually be smart. ChatGPT 4 will flat out make stuff up to try to please the audience. But versions 5, 6 and beyond will be much better. And there are bots today that do a much better job, like Chatsonic that combines the power of ChatGPT with a custom engine that tries to validate information through Google... Source: over 1 year ago

• I just got access to Bing's ai and I already hate it. chatGPT is way more thorough. Bing gave up on me almost immediately.

  But there are some alternatives, right? I was testing Chatsonic and it works well (but it's limited). In a few days or months, the IA scenario maybe will be completely different. Source: over 1 year ago

• The three things everyone is complaining about, half solved

  The biggest thing people are complaining about is the restrictiveness and its inability to look online. You.com can look online and may be less restrictive (I don't think it's weaker, it just approaches problems with a different angle, so it can't really write long 5 paragraph essays), and you also don't have to log in. Same with https://writesonic.com/chat, however you do have a limit, and I found it's weaker... Source: over 1 year ago

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