
What you need to know
- The Wall Street Journal's senior personal tech columnist, Joanna Stern, recently took Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI, ChatGPT, and Gemini out on a 24-hour excursion in the woods.
- The AI tools were subjected to a variety of tasks, and findings indicated that their responses to queries were reminiscent of each other, though Google's Gemini instructions on lighting a fire were a tad flawed.
- An attempt to befriend the chatbots depicted fake emotions and their inability to experience things such as touch, smell, and sight.
- While OpenAI's ChatGPT depicted a more natural connection with humans, including referring to them using their nickname without prompting, Microsoft Copilot's experience seemed a little over the top and annoying.