I asked Google’s Bard what Phone I Should Buy, Here’s what happened
Google announced today that it was opening the waitlist for Bard. Which is its competitor to ChatGPT. It was initially announced last month, but it was quickly pulled due to it spitting out inaccurate information. But now, it’s back and it’s actually really impressive.
I’ve been messing with it for a good bit, and it’s pretty incredible. One query I asked was, which phone should I buy? I did not give it any options at all. So the possibilities here were endless. And I was actually quite impressed with what it spit out to me.
As you can see in the screenshot above, it says that the best phones will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Something I always stress in our Best Smartphones guides. And then spits out some of the top phones for 2023. Not only did it give out four great phones – Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, iPhone 14 Pro Max, Google Pixel 7 Pro and OnePlus 11 – but it also gives you some pros for these phones. Typically talking about the display, chipset, battery and camera. Arguably the four most important features of any phone. You will notice that there are a few mistakes here. For example, it says that the OnePlus 11 has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip. It’s actually the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.
Google does have a disclaimer that Bard might display inaccurate or offensive information. So they did cover their butts here. But this is still really impressive.
Bard can also compare these phones
Still not sure which phone you should buy? Bard can compare them for you, in a side-by-side table. Which is pretty mindblowing.
Like with the best phones, it also has some inaccuracies here in this table. For example, the Galaxy S23 Ultra and OnePlus 11 both run the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, not Gen 1. The Galaxy S23 Ultra does not come in 128GB storage model. While the Pixel 7 Pro does not come in 1TB. And the OnePlus 11 does not have a 512GB or 1TB model. Finally, the OnePlus 11 and Galaxy S23 Ultra both launched with Android 13.
So it’s not always super accurate, but it does paint a pretty good picture of how these phones stack up. Which is beyond impressive, and it will only get better from here, hopefully.
Google announced today that it was opening the waitlist for Bard. Which is its competitor to ChatGPT. It was initially announced last month, but it was quickly pulled due to it spitting out inaccurate information. But now, it’s back and it’s actually really impressive.
I’ve been messing with it for a good bit, and it’s pretty incredible. One query I asked was, which phone should I buy? I did not give it any options at all. So the possibilities here were endless. And I was actually quite impressed with what it spit out to me.
As you can see in the screenshot above, it says that the best phones will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Something I always stress in our Best Smartphones guides. And then spits out some of the top phones for 2023. Not only did it give out four great phones – Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, iPhone 14 Pro Max, Google Pixel 7 Pro and OnePlus 11 – but it also gives you some pros for these phones. Typically talking about the display, chipset, battery and camera. Arguably the four most important features of any phone. You will notice that there are a few mistakes here. For example, it says that the OnePlus 11 has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip. It’s actually the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.
Google does have a disclaimer that Bard might display inaccurate or offensive information. So they did cover their butts here. But this is still really impressive.
Bard can also compare these phones
Still not sure which phone you should buy? Bard can compare them for you, in a side-by-side table. Which is pretty mindblowing.
Like with the best phones, it also has some inaccuracies here in this table. For example, the Galaxy S23 Ultra and OnePlus 11 both run the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, not Gen 1. The Galaxy S23 Ultra does not come in 128GB storage model. While the Pixel 7 Pro does not come in 1TB. And the OnePlus 11 does not have a 512GB or 1TB model. Finally, the OnePlus 11 and Galaxy S23 Ultra both launched with Android 13.
So it’s not always super accurate, but it does paint a pretty good picture of how these phones stack up. Which is beyond impressive, and it will only get better from here, hopefully.
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