Although ChatGPT is very popular, there are also many imitations in China. However, after evaluation, Teacher Wang Jue has come to the following conclusion: GPT is not suitable for scenarios that require "accurate answers," such as searching for information, literature review, etc. (at least ChatGPT is not suitable), This is mainly because they all produce "hallucinations," and the answers they give are "guessed" by themselves through probability, and they themselves do not know whether they are correct or not. Evaluation details can be found in: "GPT's Educational Application, None Are Reliable! - A Personal Test of 5 Large Models" Of course, GPT can still help us with some general language generation work, such as plans, summaries, reflections, plans, outlines, etc. However, after I get the answer from GPT, I will search again on Baidu to confirm whether each sentence is true... Until Kimi appeared, the big worry of GPT being "unreliable" was finally resolved!

About a month ago, I learned about Kimi, which is said to be domestic, completely free, and can perform literature review and interactive questioning on documents uploaded by oneself. It also supports documents up to 2 million words, breaking a world record. So, after I downloaded Kimi and tried to ask some questions, I found that it was indeed "very reliable"!

Take the question "How many poems have Li Bai and Du Fu written to each other" as an example (in fact, this is a document review question) In ChatGPT 4.0, the answer is completely nonsense:

But in Kimi, the answer is much more reliable:

(Of course, the above answer is not entirely correct. We will explain the problem later)

Why is Kimi more accurate and basically does not talk nonsense?

The reason is that when we give Kimi a task, it will first search for "reference materials" on the Internet:

Then, based on the found materials, it performs text analysis, and finally generates the final answer according to the analysis results. In this way, the "accuracy" of the materials is greatly guaranteed! This is a great gospel for us who are engaged in teaching and scientific research!

• Back to the "inaccuracy" problem mentioned earlier, under this mechanism, if there is a problem with the source of the materials themselves, or if the search results are not comprehensive, of course, the results will not be accurate. With such a reliable AI like Kimi, my work efficiency has greatly increased! It even seems that my "ability" has greatly increased! When I see someone asking me a question in the group, I will directly use Kimi. For example, someone asked: The new curriculum reform advocates "consistency of teaching, learning, and evaluation," and there is also a term called "integration of teaching, learning, and evaluation." What is the difference between these two concepts? I am not quite clear about this, so I directly gave it to Kimi, and the result returned was as follows:

I posted the result, and the person who asked the question was very satisfied!

Now, whenever I encounter any problem, I no longer ask Baidu, my first reaction is Kimi.

For example: Has anyone said something similar to: "Nature is the best teacher in the world"? This question cannot find an exact result on Baidu, but Kimi gave me an exact answer:

Perfect, 100 points!

At a gathering a few days ago, I also recommended Kimi to several classmates from Beijing Normal University. A professor tried it on the spot, and she asked Kimi with the theme of a paper published a few days ago, "What does Education 5.0 refer to? Please explain its connotation, requirements, and challenges." The result was amazing!

The reason for the amazement is that this article was just published on the WeChat public account of the journal two days ago. In the materials cited by Kimi, my university classmate's paper is the fifth one:

This speed of knowledge updating is too scary! Who can compare with the machine?! I guess Kimi should be indexing websites like a search engine every day!

Moreover, in the latest version of Kimi, the source of the citation is also given in the returned results:

This is too amazing!

Of course, Kimi can also do GPT's best tricks, such as writing poetry, writing reflections, etc.

The following is Teacher Wang Jue's request for Kimi and ChatGPT to write a modern poem on the topic "If you want to write about the wind, you can't just write about it." It should be said that the level is quite amazing (I really can't write that well)!

Now, whether I am writing plans or various documents, or even looking up various materials when writing a book, I will directly use Kimi, and the efficiency is really high! Everyone should try it!

If you find it useful, welcome to forward it to more teachers! Let more people's efficiency increase!

Now I know three ways to use Kimi

Search for Kimi in the WeChat mini-program

Search for Kimi in the mobile app market

Enter the website address in the browser: kimi.ai

It's completely free, just register with a phone number and you can use it at will!

Author: Wang Jue