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Baidu has a Chatgpt clone that I use regularly. https://yiyan.baidu.com https://yiyan.baidu.com I imagine it is good enough for most people.

• GaggiX 3y ago
  I'm curious in knowing why you've opted for this model over ChatGPT-3.5. Is it because it performs better in Chinese?
  • magpi3 3y ago
    Chatgpt is blocked in China including Hong Kong, so my school computer doesn't have access to it. I also am a very very casual AI user
• moffkalast 3y ago
  Given the subdomain name, I presume it uses the Yi-34B model?
  • magpi3 3y ago
    I have no idea, but yiyan is short for wenxinyiyan（文心一言), which roughly translates to character-heart-one-(speech/word). Maybe someone who is Chinese could translate it better. So I don't think the name has anything to do with the model. I do wonder what their backend is. They have the same 3.5/4 version numbering scheme that ChatGPT uses, which could be just marketing (and probably is), but I wonder. EDIT: fixed my translation
    • antonvs 3y ago
      “A single word from the heart”
    • nanmu42 3y ago
      Their backend originates from Baidu ERNIE: http://research.baidu.com/Blog/index-view?id=160 http://research.baidu.com/Blog/index-view?id=160
  • yzh 3y ago
    AFAIK, model behind yiyan is Baidu's ERNIE. Yi-34B (and Yi model family) comes from another startup created by Kai-fu Lee earlier this year: 01.ai.
• szatkus 3y ago
  Given I'd get through registration can I talk with it in English?
  • magpi3 3y ago
    Yes.