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Obviously, Bard would be a pretty shoddy research tool if it couldn't tap into the internet.

Bard draws from Google Search, whereas ChatGPT's web browser is powered by Bing So, while GPT can understand and generate a wide range of text for multiple purposes (including content marketing), Bard feels like it was designed primarily to act as a research tool. When I asked ChatGPT to provide me with an outline for a blog post about the crisis surrounding bees, the depth of detail in its output far exceeded Bard's. I found that ChatGPT is also better at brainstorming blog ideas, writing long-form articles or emails, and coming up with content marketing ideas. Which, fine, that's great for someone who's learning the basics, but maybe less great if you just want a working draft right away. Of course, a little prompt engineering might change things, but this gives you a sense of how the two tools operate differently. I'll walk through some of the core differences between ChatGPT and Google Bard in depth in the coming sections, but here's a quick breakdown of how they compare.Īs for the bullet points it lists, it's almost like it wants me to figure out how to write a tweet. Google Bard uses Google's Pathways Language Model (PaLM 2) and can offer responses based on real-time, current events pulled from Google Search-making for a great research tool.ĬhatGPT, on the other hand, uses its Generative Pre-training Transformer 3 ( GPT-3), or GPT-4 for paid subscribers, and while it can draw responses from Bing search, it makes for a better text generator or writing tool. There are a few key differences, though, that boil down to the data sources and models they've been trained on.

Google Bard at a glanceĪt a base level, both chatbots use natural language processing, which means users key in a prompt or query, and the chatbots generate a human-like response. But there are plenty of other differences that set them apart-and which will dictate how you use each tool. Since the release of Bard, I've been using both tools one as a research tool, the other as a writing assistant. This is a key difference that Bard, Google's answer to ChatGPT, definitely scores points with-it offers a lot of what ChatGPT does, faster and for free.