Huawei, one of the largest technology companies based in China, is today with “PanGu Chat” similar to ChatGPT. on the agenda.
Huawei PanGu Chat chatbot has a similar working logic as ChatGPT, but it is not a direct competitor of ChatGPT. Because this chatbot is different from the ChatGPT system in the first stage. It is stated that it will be specific to corporate areas only. Officially dated July 7 Huawei Cloud Developer Conference said to be introduced under Huawei PanGu Chat, According to preliminary information, it centers on a strong large language model. The PanGu-Σ model at the heart of the chatbot was developed on Huawei’s MindSpore framework and OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 language model (Currently using GPT-4) comparable to It can generate answers using 1.085 trillion parameters. The model, which is an extension of Huawei’s PanGu model, which was introduced in 2021 and upgraded to version 2.0 in 2022, seems quite capable for now, but of course, we have a system that will be constantly improved. The Chinese giant, which made serious financial investments for this, Huaweimay also make the chatbot end-user oriented like ChatGPT in the future.
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