The primary difference lies in how they generate lighting effects:
- Lepro LightGPM AI: This advanced system is trained on professional lighting knowledge to design lighting effects tailored to your specific scenarios or moods. Similar to how ChatGPT operates, LightGPM uses the top_p algorithm—a technique widely used in large language models—to introduce variety and uniqueness in its outputs. This means that even if you input the same scenario or mood multiple times, LightGPM can generate different lighting effects each time by calculating probabilities across billions of trillion effect and color combinations.
- Basic "If-Then" Programming: Traditional programming follows a fixed set of instructions, operating on simple "if this condition is met, then do that action" logic. This approach means it will produce the same output every time for a given input and cannot create different lighting effects for the same scenarios or moods.
In summary, Lepro LightGPM AI offers a dynamic and personalized lighting experience by leveraging advanced AI algorithms, while basic programming provides a static and predictable output based on predefined conditions.