After Mark Zuckerberg launched Threads to compete against Twitter, Elon Musk has stepped up his game as well. He has launched XAI, a new AI Tech firm.
Musk has talked about XAI posing as a big competition to both ChatGPT and Google’s Bard. But how is this new platform different from these two apps? Let’s take a look at some more details of Elon Musk’s XAI.
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What Is Elon Musk’s XAI?
Elon Musk has upped the competition with his new artificial intelligence firm. Titled XAI, the firm was launched recently. Musk has a plan of building a super-intelligent AI that can be used to solve complex math and scientific problems.
Musk’s XAI is targeted more toward solving scientific problems and understanding the universe rather than a consumer-directed AI. Musk stated that XAI might even offend some people with the truth. Elon Musk has spoken about artificial intelligence often saying that it is like “summoning the demon”.
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How XAI Is Better Than ChatGPT And Google’s Bard?
ChatGPT and Google Bard are the leading AI tools available in the market right now. Now, Musk’s XAI might pose as a big competitor. This is mainly because Musk can use Twitter data to train his AI tool.
Data from Twitter has been used by other AI companies to train their apps. Major AI firms use Twitter data illegally to train their AI. And Musk has expressed concern over this. He intends to use publicly available data from Twitter to train his models.
Experts have said often that Twitter’s data is the best source available for training AI. This is mainly because the data is fresh, easily available and covers a wide range of categories that make use of text. Thus chatbots can be easily trained in copying or imitating human speech as closely as possible. Along with this, Musk’s Community Notes is another feature that can further train AI in a better fashion.
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