Chinese company launches chatbot to go head to head with ChatGPT; get to know the Spark Model

• The system is planned to compete with AI chatbot ChatGPT.
• During the launch, which took place on the 6th, the founder of iFlytek compared the Spark Model with the ChatGPT and said the company intends to surpass it.
• The Spark Model surpassed the ChatGPT in three dimensions of the Chinese language: text generation, knowledge question and answer, and mathematical ability.
• The company plans to continue updating the Spark Model and hopes to surpass the ChatGPT in Chinese until October 24th.
• iFlytek is subsidized by the Chinese state and has the opportunity to develop a model strong enough to compete with Chinese technology. OpenAI, since the ChatGPT was banned in China.
• Other Chinese companies, such as Alibaba Cloud and China Telecom, are also developing their own AI models to compete with ChatGPT.

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