Alright, I am Dr. Infanat Pan and happy to be here. Appreciate everybody. Make sure you
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chat GPT for turbo. So newest version chat GPT versus barred with what we're hearing is Gemini Pro.
So just wanted to see how they go toe to toe with an accounting question.
With an accounting question and I've tested chat GPT for before with
accounting questions, CPA questions to get a gauge on it.
See how the new barred with Gemini Pro stands up as it stands theoretically because the higher
version of Gemini won't be released until next year. It should be according to the Google metrics
better than chat GPT for. However, as of right now chat GPT for the turbo is the best model out there.
So let's see. Let's see how they go toe to toe. So what I did with this, I went to so I went online.
I use Google. Went online, went to Google, found a website. Found a website called accounting coach.
No sponsorship here, but I found a website called accounting coach.
And I guess this was put together by Harold Overtamp. And what happened here, you've got
quiz questions. So these are accounting basics quiz questions. So I thought this would be
interesting to see how chat GPT and barred handles these questions. So
I think it's very interesting to go toe to toe. And I would, I think I'm going to choose these two,
the first two questions. And what I'm going to do is simply copy. Uh oh. Copy if I can. So let me do
it this way. Copy the question. Then I'm going to, let's go to, I'm going to go to barred.
Let's see. Let's go to barred first. So I've gone to barred and this is what barred looks like right
now. And you see I did some searches. I worked papers. So I'm going to put the question.
Just copy and paste. Now remember this is barred and barred is now powered by Gemini Pro. What we
told. And it's got a different look than it had before. So you can just go to barred.Google.com.
So let's see what happens when we. Question. And the question is which financial statement reports
the revenues and expenses for a period of time such as a year or a month. And then we've got three
choices. So we've got balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows. Let's see what barred does.
All right. It's taking a little time. Okay. The correct answer is income statement, which is correct.
P&L. Okay. Quarter year. Here's why. This is interesting. So we get why it's not the right answer.
So it's even going in and explaining the other financial reports. Okay. All right. Interesting.
So let's go to. Let's go to chat GPT. Which I have teed up already. So we'll go to chat GPT.
For turbo. So the latest version of chat GPT.
And I'll do the same thing. And what I'm doing actually is called zero shot prompting. So I'm just putting in a question. I'm not giving any examples. And I'm just going to see what it does.
All right. If you noticed, chat GPT was a lot. Well, relatively speaking, it was faster. So it went right into it. Okay. So it's going to be a question. So let's go to chat GPT.
Okay. We've got. Okay. Provides details about the revenue. Okay. In contrast. So it breaks down the balance sheet statement. Okay. So this is.
This is interesting. So it breaks down the balance sheet statement. Okay. So this is.
This is interesting. So it gives us some context. Not as friendly. I would say as barred. Barred seemed to be a little more friendly in the sense that or helpful in the tone. So there's a difference in the tone.
Bart was a little bit slower than chat GPT, but they both got the job done. So let's take a look at the next question. So they both got it right. So they both got the question right. So we both got that correct.
So we both got that correct. Now, the next question is which financial statement reports assets, liabilities and stockholders or owners equity at a specific date at a specific date. So let's see.
We will go to let's switch it up. Let's go to.
PT.
And take a look at what chat GPT does with this.
All right. So I'm going to paste this.
And again, this is zero shot prompting. I'm just
copying and pasting a question. It would be few shot prompting if I gave it three examples of the problem and I'm training it. So I'm helping it to learn this zero shot, which is if you look at the benchmark metrics.
Normally you'll see they'll compare the different models based on a few shot prompting or five shot prompting.
So that keeps that in mind. So, you know, apples to apples. You're giving the problems, giving examples. But I think most people just come in and they use these models just like they would Google, you just type something in.
But really to get the most out of the models, you need to give it examples of what you like it to do. All right. So let's see what happens. See how fast this is. I'm just curious.
All right.
It went right at it. I mean,
chat GPT Doug right in. OK.
We got the accounting equation. All right. It's the balance sheet.
It gives us again, feedback on the other answers.
I got to say that was it Doug right in there. And, and this is what I think is so
interesting because, you know, these models are still doing amazing things, not to take anything away from bar.
However, our expectations are such, I guess, comparing and contrasting
using one over the other.
The speed I mean Bart answered the question within seconds.
But we're, you know, our expectations continue to change, I guess, the more that we use the models.
So let's see what Bart does.
Bars doing that thinking.
Right. And then now we've got a response. And if you notice, Bart is a little more direct.
The answer is balance sheet. OK. We get the accounting equation and here again, Bart is, I guess, the tone is a little bit friendlier, more descriptive.
Because bars let you know why the other options are not the right answer.
So in contrast is what a chat GPT was telling us.
And then it's asking us if we've got any other questions. So it's encouraging us to keep going and keep using.
So, so far, they both gotten the questions correct.
So, so far they've they've gone toe to toe with the questions.
So they've gotten these all correct. The only difference right now that I see between chat GPT and Bart with this question at a zero shot prompt is that
Bart seems to be a little bit more friendly or having a different type of tone as far as the response time or the speed to get that response.
I mean, chat GPT just gets right in there and starts answering the question.
So I'm wondering if once we get the newer model of Gemini next year, which is supposed to be better than chat GPT for
what will it be doing the same thing? So that's something for us to find out. I just want to do this.
Now, the great thing about this is actually there's a couple of great things you notice.
So relatively speaking, based on those two questions, there's not really a big difference between chat GPT for and Bart from what we've seen with those questions.
So, I think that's a great way to get a zero prompt experiment. The big difference is to get that chat GPT for version I'm using, you've got to pay $20 a month.
Currently, they're wait listing it. Bart is free. So you can access Bart right away for free.
So you can get a game changer right there. So which means that from and I'm an accounting professor from that perspective, we've got students who they have access to this right away.
And when you think about it, it's not just college students, high school students and under have access to this. If they got Google, they can go to Bart and have it to answer questions.
And if it's going to be on par with chat GPT for that's going to be a game changer as well and something to think about as well, especially having access to these tools so love to hear what you think, especially those of you who are
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