With the AI race in full swing, where should we place our attention?
Will the winner be ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Bing AI, Microsoft CoPilot, Perplexity AI, or any other? And why? It seems that currently, ChatGPT is on the winning hand, although certain features are better, for example in Gemini. This is the question I asked to leading experts. Here is what 5 thought leaders have to say.
- Leverage Multiple AI Models’ Strengths
- Test Each Model for Personal Fit
- Focus on ChatGPT’s Broad Capabilities
- Harness AI Tools for Business Value
- Invest in Middleware for AI Flexibility
Leverage Multiple AI Models’ Strengths
At Innerverse, we leverage the strengths of several models, recognizing that each brings unique strengths and capabilities to the table. For our customer-facing simulations, we rely heavily on both Gemini and Claude Opus due to their superior discourse analysis abilities. These models excel at understanding the nuances of human conversation and can effectively assess why people converse and make certain decisions in an interactive context.
Additionally, Gemini’s ability to present users with choices within simulated conversations greatly enhances our platform’s user experience. GPT, on the other hand, is invaluable for data analysis, thanks to its strong analytics model. It’s also currently the most capable model we’ve encountered in generating multimedia content and code, which is essential for our tech stack and business operations such as RevOps and marketing.
As the industry evolves, we believe the trend will be towards agentic systems, which typically combine multiple models adept at specific tasks. This approach may be paired with an orchestrator, a model with robust natural language understanding (NLU) that interfaces directly with users and communicates with the specialized sub-agents as services. Such a design would allow for greater flexibility and adaptability while enabling users to leverage AI for a range of capabilities.
Lindsay Richman, Co-Founder, Innerverse
Test Each Model for Personal Fit
My development team has worked with APIs from OpenAI, Google, and other LLM models. From our understanding, we can see that ChatGPT is leading this race for two reasons:
1. It’s easy to use
2. It arrived early
Bing AI never stood out, the same for CoPilot (despite obvious benefits). Microsoft does need to train the models better or in a different way.
Finally, Gemini. Well, it is close to the number one spot.
I don’t want to crown any model as “best” because all offer different perks. With that said, I’ll say, utilize one model for 1 week exclusively and then make an informed decision.
This way, you’ll realize which model works better for you.
Rahul Vij, Co Founder, WebSpero Solutions
Focus on ChatGPT’s Broad Capabilities
In the current AI race, my choice for the winner is ChatGPT. While other contenders have unique strengths, ChatGPT demonstrates an overall competence that places it at the front of the pack. Here’s the tip: focus your attention on ChatGPT for now.
ChatGPT shows an unprecedented ability to provide coherent, relevant responses to a wide range of questions, topics, and prompts. It can generate text, answer questions, provide explanations, and even write programs. This broad capability, combined with a relatively safe and stable performance, makes ChatGPT the AI to watch for the foreseeable future.
So for now, place your focus on ChatGPT to see how it continues to develop and improve. Monitor how it handles new types of queries and conversations over time. ChatGPT has set a high bar for competence that other conversational AIs must match to overtake it in the AI race.
Mahee Chouhan, Content and Digital Marketing Manager, Mitt Arv
Harness AI Tools for Business Value
In the present moment, ChatGPT appears to be the AI model making the biggest splash and gaining the most buzz in the AI race. With its impressive capabilities in natural language understanding, knowledge, and generation, ChatGPT has quickly become a favorite among users since its launch in late 2022. However, there are caveats. ChatGPT lacks contextual understanding at times, can provide incorrect information, and struggles with consistency.
As a CXO at Mitt Arv, I would advise focusing less on the “winner” of the AI race and more on how to harness these new technologies to drive value for your business. Rather than chasing the next shiny new AI model, identify concrete use cases where AI could improve your operations or customer experience. Then choose the right tool—whether it’s ChatGPT, another model, or a hybrid—based on the specific capabilities required.
Test multiple AI tools. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. The AI landscape is rapidly evolving. What works best today may be surpassed tomorrow.
Divyank Jain, CXO, Mitt Arv
AI is here to stay and rapidly evolving, whether it is ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or any other, you can choose to ignore or embrace it. My suggestion is the latter, explore the benefits and utilize them for your business or private lives.
Dennis Ruiter, Owner KazNeth
Invest in Middleware for AI Flexibility
That’s a great question, and you’re right to focus on the bigger picture. While the “AI race” is exciting, getting locked into a single engine can limit your future potential.
Here at PanTerra Networks, we believe the future lies in “middleware” solutions. These platforms act as a bridge, allowing you to tap into the strengths of various AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Bing AI.
This way, you’re not tethered to one provider and can seamlessly leverage the latest advancements from any engine. We currently utilize this approach for our Interactive Voice functions, ensuring our clients always have access to the leading AI technology.
Shawn Boehme, Director of Sales, PanTerra Networks
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