OpenAI has recently updated its ChatGPT platform, removing certain content warnings that previously indicated potential violations of its terms of service. This change aligns with a broader initiative to enhance the chatbot's ability to provide diverse perspectives and promote intellectual freedom. The company has introduced a new principle, 'Do not lie,' which aims to guide the model's responses. In parallel, OpenAI's Deep Research service, which costs $200 per month, has been compared favorably against competitors like Perplexity, with users noting its superior performance in handling complex queries. Perplexity offers a free trial of its Deep Research tool, which is powered by Hugging Face and is open-source, making it an appealing option for entrepreneurs and analysts. The rivalry between OpenAI and Perplexity continues to evolve as both companies seek to improve their offerings in the AI space.
🔥 ChatGPT vs Perplexity: AI Rivals, Friendly Banter! @OpenAI CEO Sam Altman praised @perplexity_ai's Aravind Srinivas for launching a Deep Research tool—a faster but slightly less precise rival to OpenAI’s own Deep Research for ChatGPT. The exchange started when Altman teased… https://t.co/Z0cDTx2xal
OpenAI's Deep Research is incredibly powerful if your need is incredible too. If your problem isn’t complex, you’re not even making this model break a sweat. If you need real depth, Deep Research is the only model that won’t tap out. The o3-finetuned model behind Deep Research… https://t.co/IAPnkUGziY
another day, another 'research' test. openai, deepseek, gemini, you, perplexity. tl;dr - openai obfuscates w/o citations. - perplexity got stuck. - deepseek, gemini, you works decent enough with citations. both dean and musk are speaking half truths. https://t.co/e2tjToYa4g