Unveiling the latest entrant in the world of artificial intelligence, the newly launched chatbot, ChatBTC, is stepping in to remedy the information gaps within the Bitcoin landscape in a remarkably innovative manner. Built by Chaincode Labs, this artificial intelligence tool demonstrates an enhanced level of reliability when it comes to Bitcoin-related queries.
Contrary to the AI tool ChatGPT, conjured by OpenAI, ChatBTC aims to provide a higher level of accurate, up-to-date responses. Rather than utilizing diverse information sources, the AI tool, ChatGPT heavily depends on not fully attributed sources. While it may risk delivering plagiarized and inaccurate details, the good news is – Bitcoin enthusiasts no longer need to rely on such unpredictable means.
Where accuracy and reliability become increasingly critical in the Bitcoin ecosystem, ChatBTC’s launch is a breath of fresh air. It guarantees high-quality responses, drawing from a curated and renowned set of resources. In a world where the demand for accurate information is escalating, this is a commendable feat.
However, with AI’s growing popularity, ChatGPT has amassed over 100 million users within two months of its launch. Despite the impressive count, it lags in offering superior quality responses. Not only does it possess limited knowledge of events beyond 2021, but it also faces the issue of “hallucinations,” which fuels the delivery of inaccurate and offensive responses to queries.
In light of this, ChatBTC instead utilizes the same knowledge base as bitcoinsearch.xyz, another creation of Chaincode Labs. It pools resources from reputable Bitcoin-focused sites and mailing lists, including Bitcoin Stack Exchange, Bitcoin Talk, Bitcoin-dev, Lightning-dev, and Bitcoin Optech.
ChatBTC is currently in an introductory alpha phase, based on indications from Adam Jonas, head of special projects at Chaincode Labs. Despite not all responses being 100% accurate, the developers encourage users to provide feedback to facilitate improvements.
Distinct from its competitors, ChatBTC offers a portion of its services for a small fee. To ask questions, users must pay a minimum of 50 satoshis per prompt. It’s a small price to pay for verified bits of knowledge.
Still nascent in its journey, ChatBTC has begotten more Bitcoin-focused resources, fostering an overall enhanced ecosystem. Helping to onboard newcomers while providing links and resources for advanced learners, this platform seems to be on the right track. However, whether it’s sustainable and effective in the long term, only time shall tell.
Source: Coindesk
