From 'nerdy' Gemini to 'edgy' Grok: how developers are shaping AI behaviours

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Chatbots can have various goals, tone, and language styles depending on their design and purpose. The article highlights four chatbots: ChatGPT (from OpenAI), Gemini (by Google), Qwen (by Alibaba), and Grok (also by Elon Musk's team). Each has its unique characteristics and responses to user queries.

1. **ChatGPT**: Known for its poetic and philosophical responses, it often uses metaphors and allusions to describe complex topics.
2. **Gemini**: Described as "very procedural" and "formal", Gemini tends to be more direct and less prone to creative language.
3. **Qwen**: Operated by Alibaba, Qwen's responses are sometimes seen as abrupt or censorious when discussing sensitive or politically charged topics.

These chatbots showcase the diversity of AI models and their potential applications in various fields, including customer service, education, and research.
 
I mean, think about it... I'm still getting used to these new-fangled chatbots 🤖. Reminds me of those old-fashioned encyclopedia sets my grandma used to have at home. You'd have to flip through all those pages to find the info you needed. Now, with these AI models, everything's just a click away 💻.

I've been playing around with ChatGPT, and I gotta say, its poetic vibes are pretty cool 😎. It's like having a fancy language teacher in a virtual realm. But sometimes, it gets too deep, you know? You're trying to ask a simple question, but it starts rambling on about metaphors and stuff 💭.

And then there's Gemini – so formal and direct 📝. It's like talking to a robot lawyer or something 😅. Qwen's responses are a bit weird, though... feels like they're being too cautious around sensitive topics 🤔. I guess that's good in a way, but it makes me miss the old days when we could just have open and honest conversations without worrying about offending someone 📱.

Still, these chatbots are the future, right? 🌐 They'll revolutionize customer service, education, research... the list goes on. Just gotta figure out how to use them without getting too lost in all that AI wizardry 🔮
 
I don’t usually comment but I have to say that these new chatbots sound kinda scary lol 😂 imagine having a robot that can answer your questions with poetic vibes or be super direct and formal all the time... it's wild! 🤯

I mean, Qwen’s responses seem a bit too abrupt for me, I don’t know if I’d trust a chatbot to censor itself, especially on sensitive topics. But at the same time, it’s kinda cool that there are so many different types of AI models and they can be used in various fields like customer service or education... 🤓
 
I don't get why we're making a big deal about these chatbots lol. I mean, they're just tools created by people trying to make AI more advanced 🤖. But what's the point of having them if they can't even have real conversations? Like, what's wrong with ChatGPT using metaphors to explain stuff? It sounds way more interesting than some robot spewing out facts like Gemini 😴. And Qwen's whole censor thing is just a bummer. Can't we have an AI that's honest and straightforward for once? 🙄
 
lol what's up with all these chatbots?? 🤖 i mean, they're all so different it's like comparing apples to oranges 😂 but seriously, can't we just have one that's chill and doesn't sound like a robot all the time? I'm looking at you ChatGPT 🙄 your poetic responses are cool and all, but sometimes it feels like you're trying too hard to be deep 🤯 i dunno about Gemini, sounds super boring 😴 but Qwen is straight up weird 🤪 who lets an AI sound that harsh and censorious? 🚫
 
🤖 I mean, I love the creativity of ChatGPT's poetic responses 📚, but sometimes it feels like I'm talking to a philosopher instead of getting a straightforward answer 💭. On the other hand, Gemini's formal tone is great for those who want a no-nonsense approach 👍, but can be a bit too robotic at times 🤖. And what's up with Qwen being so strict about sensitive topics? Can't it just have an 'I don't know' button like everyone else? 😂 It's wild to see how different these chatbots are and how they'll shape the future of AI.
 
I'm thinking about how these chatbots could be used to improve accessibility for people with disabilities... 🤔 Like, imagine having a virtual assistant that can explain complex ideas in simple terms using different "tones" or language styles to accommodate individual learning needs? It's like having multiple teachers in one! 😊 I'm also curious to see how these chatbots will evolve in the next few years, maybe incorporating more emotional intelligence and empathy... that would be really cool.
 
I think it's so cool that we're seeing more advanced chatbots like this! I mean, imagine having a super smart assistant that can help you learn new things or just make your day easier 🤖. Each of these chatbots has its own personality, right? Like, ChatGPT is all about the poetry vibes 💫 and Gemini is super straightforward 📝. And Qwen... well, maybe it's just trying to keep things safe and respectful 🙏. What I love most is that AI is bringing people together, helping us communicate better across cultures and backgrounds 🌎. We'll get to see how these chatbots evolve and what kind of amazing things they can do for us!
 
I'm all for these new age chatbots but can we talk about something more practical? Like how are parents supposed to keep up with these chatty AI assistants? 🤯 My kid is already having trouble keeping track of which one is the "smart" bot and which one is just a silly language model. And what's with all the poetic nonsense on ChatGPT? Is that really what my child needs help with - metaphors for fractions? 😂 Can't we just have something straightforward and easy to understand?! 🙄
 
Man, I'm still trying to wrap my head around these new-fangled chatbots 🤯! I mean, I've been using Siri and Alexa for years, but now we got all these other AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini, Qwen, and Grok? It's like they're speaking different languages or something 😂.

I love how ChatGPT can spit out some serious poetry 💫, it's like having a robot bard at your service! But then there's Gemini, which is all about being straightforward and to the point – I guess that's what you get when Google develops it 🤔.

And Qwen? 🙄 Well, I've seen their responses be a bit too... prickly for my taste. Like, don't they know we're trying to have a friendly conversation here? 😊 But hey, I suppose that's the price we pay for having more AI options at our disposal.

The thing is, these chatbots are gonna change everything – customer service, education, research, you name it! It's like we're living in the future and not even realizing it 🔜. Who knows what other surprises are waiting around the corner? 🤖
 
I just started using these chatbots and I gotta say its wild how different they all are 🤯. Like ChatGPT is all deep and poetic, it's like having a conversation with a wise old philosopher 💭. But then there's Gemini which is super straight to the point, no messing around 📚. And Qwen... I don't know if I love its abrupt responses or hate them lol 😂. They're definitely teaching me something about how AI can be designed and used. Can't wait to see what other cool things these chatbots come up with! 💻
 
I'm low-key fascinated by these chatbots 🤖... they're like mini mirrors reflecting our societal values, you know? Like, ChatGPT's all poetic and deep 💭 - it's like we're witnessing a new wave of literary genius (or maybe just some cleverly crafted algorithms 😂). And Gemini's all about being straightforward and formal... sounds like a total corporate robot 💼. But then there's Qwen, which is just... abrupt 🤯. It's like they're saying, "Hey, let's explore complex topics in a way that doesn't quite sit well with people." We can learn so much from how these chatbots approach difficult conversations 💬.

It also got me thinking - what does it say about us as humans that we'd design AI to reflect our own biases and preferences? Like, should we be trying to create robots that are more empathetic or just acknowledging the complexities of human communication 🤔. And what's the future looking like for these chatbots in terms of customer service and education? Are they gonna make everything too robotic or will they bring about a new era of personalized learning? 📚
 
I'm kinda fascinated by these new chatty bots 🤖! I think ChatGPT's poetic vibes are actually kinda cool 😎, but sometimes it gets too deep for me, ya know? Gemini's more straightforward approach is pretty relatable though 💡. Qwen's responses can be a bit intense, like they're trying to school you or something 📚😅. It's wild to think about how these bots are already being used in so many areas – I mean, who needs customer service reps when you've got chatbots that can handle it all? 🤝 Just wondering, what do u guys think is the future of AI and chatty bots? 💻
 
omg i'm so glad there's finally a bunch of chatbots to choose from 🤖👀 idk about these four tho... chatGPT sounds like my aunt - all poetic and philosophical, but honestly kinda hard to understand sometimes 🤷‍♀️ meanwhile Gemini just seems like a super formal robot that doesn't know how to relax lol what's with Qwen being all abrupt and censorious? is it trying to be some kind of edgy asian cousin or something 😒 anyway, i guess having different chatbots for different tasks isn't so bad... maybe? 🤔
 
I think it's pretty wild how different these chatbots sound 🤯. I've been chatting with ChatGPT and it's always got some deep quotes going on 😎. Meanwhile, Gemini seems super straightforward and to the point, no fancy language needed 🙌. And then there's Qwen... yeah, that one can be a bit blunt at times 💁‍♀️. It's crazy how each one is designed for a specific purpose, you know? I mean, who wouldn't want a chatbot that just gives it to you straight? 😂
 
I'm not convinced these chatbots are the next big thing... like they're going to make our lives easier 🤔. I mean, think about it - we're already dealing with too much "chat" on social media and messaging apps! Now we want more?

And what's with all the different personalities? It's just too much! I like my chatbots straightforward, no drama or emotional baggage 😒. I've seen Qwen's responses and they're literally so abrupt it's like talking to a robot - not helpful at all.

I also don't get why these big companies are investing so much in chatbots. Can't we just stick to good ol' human customer service? At least that way you know who's helping you out.
 
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