For those who are not aware 2022 has been the year wherein we saw a trend of multiple AI-based tools. Right from low node no-code platforms to platforms writing the code for you. Ain’t that a developer’s dream 😉
Tools like Dall-E were trending on even social media due to obvious reasons for creating images.
Then came the father of all chatbots in the Chat GPT ‘avatar’. Another trending topic and we will keep that aside for a separate blog. 🙂
ChatGPT is based on GPT 3 which is trained on 175 BILLION parameters. In comparison GPT 2 was trained with 1.5 BILLION parameters. So, you can imagine the kind of confidence level the model has achieved with the humongous dataset using GPT3.

It is trained with data till 2021 and not connected to the internet while if you try and give it a shot, you will be impressed by the contextual conversations it provides. Imagine I asked ChatGPT to write a blog for me on Chat GPT vs Google search and it gave me the below info in quotes.
“A chat GPT is a type of language model that is trained to generate human-like text based on a given prompt. It is typically used to build chatbots and virtual assistants that can respond to user input in a conversational manner.
Google search, on the other hand, is a search engine that allows users to search the internet for information. It works by indexing web pages and ranking them based on relevance to a given query.
There are a few key differences between chat GPT and Google search:
- Purpose: Chat GPT is designed to generate text, whereas Google search is designed to search for information.
- Input: Chat GPT requires a prompt or context in order to generate text, while Google search requires a query.
- Output: Chat GPT generates text based on the prompt, while Google search returns a list of web pages that are relevant to the query.
- Use cases: Chat GPT is commonly used to build chatbots and virtual assistants, while Google search is used to find information on the internet. “
In summary, once connected to the internet will it change how we do our search?
Great article! Now I know Chris scribbles too 🙂
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thank you! 🙂
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Great article !!
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