Because it's something completely different, which the article also points out: > Wolfram|Alpha does something very different from ChatGPT, in a very different

Because it's something completely different, which the article also points out: > Wolfram|Alpha does something very different from ChatGPT, in a very different way. Imagine an article doing the opposite, showing examples where ChatGPT beats Wolfram|Alpha. It obviously wouldn't even be a comparison worth publishing. WA beats ChatGPT in a small subset of prompts but those are not what brings the current hype.