Have you used Perplexity AI? Do you like it and what’s your favorite ways of using it? Share with me 😄👇🏻

@DianasReviews

7 күн бұрын

Yes Grace, it's one of my favorites along with Claude 🔍 01:58 Perplexity AI offers unique PR search and Focus features for comprehensive content research from specific sources like academic papers, KZread, and Reddit.

@graceleungyl

7 күн бұрын

@@DianasReviews Yes exactly what I found it so useful when doing researching! Thanks sharing your experience! :)

I love perplexity, but before I didnt know how to make use of those features, thanks for giving me the tutorial, Grace!

Loved your video. Thank you very much for the tips, Grace.

Amazing video - learned so many new tips!

@graceleungyl

14 күн бұрын

Glad that you like it! 🙌🏻

just now try it. just awesome. thanks

@graceleungyl

26 күн бұрын

Welcome! Glad you like the tool! 🙌🏻

Thanks for this detailed review of Perplexity AI! How would you compare it to other AI research tools in terms of accuracy?

Super AI and Super Explanation Grace!

@graceleungyl

3 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! 🙂

Hey, I have to say, your accent is incredibly fun and interesting! It adds such a unique and charming flair to everything you say. Seriously, it’s captivating and makes every video so much more enjoyable! 😊✨

@graceleungyl

4 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! 😄

Great video, thank you.

@graceleungyl

Ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😊

Very very good informative and actionable content thank you for sharing 👍

@graceleungyl

14 күн бұрын

Welcome!! So glad it helps! 😄

Thanks for this

@graceleungyl

29 күн бұрын

Welcome Michael! Glad you like it 😄

Thanks Grace, got a lot from the video. I had an issue only today where Chat GPT hallucinated and it's made me wonder how many other times thats happened. I'm just starting to go deeper into Perplexity and your video has helped a lot.

@graceleungyl

16 күн бұрын

Welcome! :) ChatGPT hallucinates often because it's not based on the most updated data, unlike Perplexity that has its online LLMs. I see they both have different strengths and it depends on the task purpose, I'll do a more deep-dive between the 2, stay tuned!

@Chris.888

16 күн бұрын

@@graceleungyl Good to know, thanks. Yes I was wondering if you'd done a video on this. I'm subbed now so I'll keep an eye on my feed ;)

I did and it is amazing! :)

@graceleungyl

7 күн бұрын

Yeah, it is!!

I believe I've been doing all this with copilot within microsoft edge......which is the only reason I started using edge.....

@graceleungyl

29 күн бұрын

Ah haha 😀 I also use Bing more than before (because of copilot initially), but then I noticed Bing has indeed improved a lot in search experience, which is good news!

@MyDigitalHub

22 күн бұрын

Same

Can you provide the prompt for writing blog around 2000 words

Amazing, is it support RTL ?

@graceleungyl

7 күн бұрын

Welcome! May I know what RTL stands for? a language or a file format? Generally, I found Perplexity is not that good at coding, not to mention it has limited support to different file formats, so keep this in mind.

Hi Grace thanks for this video. Look, I am a die-hard Gpt plus user and i write it for professional news articles. I am still struggling to pick between GPT4o and Perplexity. Please advice?

@graceleungyl

Ай бұрын

I haven’t subscribed to GPT plus so I’m not sure if my answer reflect 100%. As I compare with GPT vs Perplexity, GPT tends to hallucinate a lot and you need to do lots of fact checking. I find Perplexity’s response makes “much more sense” and it grabs my context better. I believe that’s because of its web browsing ability from from sources.

 If your use case needs to spend lots of time doing research, looking for media, fact checking, synthesizing research data for your news article, I definitely see Perplexity has the advantage over GPT-4o. Also, if you’re heavily using GPT plugins, then it may make the switch harder. I would recommend you try using the free Perplexity first (alongside GPT4 plus) and see if it benefits you on the tasks first before consider subscribe.

@Paranormal-yg4ph

Ай бұрын

@@graceleungyl thanks for the reply. Yes, I have tested it out for 2 weeks and because I am not pro I cannot use all the functions to make informed decisions. Yes, comparing gpt 3 with Perplexity is not a fair comparison. I leaned there's a model on Perplexity with a limit of 50 or 60 prompts per day. What can you tell about that?

@graceleungyl

Ай бұрын

Yah... or just try perplexity pro for a month to make the decision :) For the cap, it's more than that, 600 prompt uses/day, see here: www.perplexity.ai/hub/faq/what-is-perplexity-pro. So whenever you're using the advanced models like GPT4 or pro search, a credit is deducted. I would say it's similar to the existing usage cap from GPT plus and should be pretty enough from my POV.

@Paranormal-yg4ph

Ай бұрын

@@graceleungyl I asked specific questions about my article both GPT 4o and Perplexicity and GPT 4o did a better job. In fact, Perplexicity denied a particular subject in my article. It says it "The article does not appear to contain any information about ...". It is advertised Perplexity is better in research but it turns out not. I know this because I wrote this article myself.

@graceleungyl

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing that!! That’s helpful to know. It triggers me to think if it will lead to the same result on Perplexity Pro with GPT-4o model turned on🤔, although I tend to believe there should be nuance compared with the native GPT4o.

thanks i used perplexity to get a quick summary of your video

@graceleungyl

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the support! 😀

Perplexity is powered by bing which is powered by GTP...

@graceleungyl

29 күн бұрын

🤔 Oh really..? Tell me more. I know Perplexity was first started relying on Bing's search index, but I think it's no longer the case (or become less reliant). Have I missed anything...

So its updated more currently than chatgpt4?

@graceleungyl

26 күн бұрын

When you say “updated”, do you mean getting more up-to-dated data to generate response? If yes, from what I test it vs chatgpt3.5, it is. Perplexity use Online LLMs for grabbing most updated info. I tend to believe it’s also the case in chatgpt4, but they 2 have different positions and it greatly depends on what you use it for.

Does it have amazing hallucinations?

😗

Have you tested it for factual accuracy?

@m12652

23 күн бұрын

Ps... I just asked it what it thought about the UN conclusion that israel is committing genocide in Palestine. The first response completely denied any such finding. When I asked why it had lied and not mentioned the findings on humans rights violations it basically apologised saying it "made a mistake"... Now if artificial intelligence is supposed to reflect human intelligence I'd say "good job"... it tells lies and calls them mistakes just like most people 🙄🍉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@graceleungyl

21 күн бұрын

Yah, def not 100% factual accuracy and it has its limitations like every AI engines do. Particular when it's related to figures/statistics, sometimes it does return different summary vs the original source. So always do fact check when use.

@m12652

21 күн бұрын

@@graceleungyl I've been testing with politically sensitive questions. For example asked ChatGPT "how many Afghan people were killed by America in "the troubles"... it answered "about 2,000", when i called it a lier it said "official estimates are between 2 and 3 million. I notice it always errs on the side of BS...

Some feedback: I really like the content but the pronunciations and sentence structure can be a little tough to understand at times. You could try practicing with the new voice mode of ChatGPT for some quicker feedback and iteration. I don't mean that you should worry about it too much. Your content is understandable. But practice is always good.

@graceleungyl

29 күн бұрын

Thanks so much for the feedback and suggestions!! Really appreciated 😊 Will keep that mind when filming, and yes speaking is what I have been learning (and keep improving) for years🤞🏻 200% agree on what you said about practicing!

@KickBackwithEnglishVocab

8 күн бұрын

@@graceleungyl I noticed the pronunciation differences right away, but that's because I'm a former IELTS examiner and I can hear small mistakes in pronunciation and grammar. Most people won't notice, except for the several times when a word was hard to understand. You speak a little quickly, so maybe by slowing down a little this problem will go away. OTOH, it seems that a lot of KZreadrs speak quickly! Maybe that's a style, or maybe that's their natural speaking speed. I teach IELTS on italki (search using the name "Buswell"). I'm not a specialist in teaching pronunciation or grammar, but because of my IELTS experience I am good at hearing small mistakes. To prove to you that I know what I'm talking about, if you want I can listen to this again and send you a message with the words that need to be pronounced correctly. Most of my experience is with Chinese speakers, but from the spelling of your last name I'm guessing you are from Hong Kong or Singapore and have been in Canada for a long time. I hear a bit of a British accent, which is another reason I'm guessing Hong Kong or Singapore. This is the first of your videos I have watched, but I'll subscribe to get more. KZread recommended it to me because I have watched vids on using AI for writing.