What's the best Ai model currently?
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All of the above lol.
Mainly copywriting, pdf scanning & research on overall cognitively demanding subjects.
- Jan 21, 2015
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I tried Claude AI once, and it was really bad at writing articles. I gave it a very long and detailed prompt, and while the first draft was okay (just typical ai content, no personality, no soul), it wasn’t impressive. Then I asked Claude to rewrite it multiple times, and the end result was laughable. It even included phrases like '[Rest of section...]' or '[Continue with existing conclusion, but add final one-liner:]' in the article, which were actually part of my prompts. GPT could do way better with one draft and one rewrite. I do have the paid version of GPT though.
zotix
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- Oct 21, 2023
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Hm. Since I'm also pretty into AI Development, I was searching a bit on the Web & Checked what I have already tried so far:
First things first: If I needed to consider a subscription model, I would—and indeed I have—decide on ChatGPT over Claude.
I'm already used to it - I know that other AIs are doing pretty well, but with the evolving GPT Models & especially the Custom GPTs, it's something I like.
But there is a comparison on it as well:
https://zapier.com/blog/claude-vs-chatgpt/
Spoiler Alert: Both are good, it depends.
(Zapier is integrating in both, that's why - maybe)
General:
For Video of any kind:
For Searching / as a Search Engine:
For Texts:
But those are the ones I have tested.
But still, ChatGPT is the one I pay for without any doubt.
Additionally:
What I will try: Zapier (for API integrations in my CRM), Suno (Text-to-Music), Sora AI (Text-to-short videos)
Overall, It depends.
I'm fine with ChatGPT, and here and there, there is some additional stuff.
There are so many AI tools that our brains work even less with each tool.
Dont need to think anymore.
That is why I never write an e-mail or any outline with ChatGPT.
Sure, it's easier, but I don't want to be the co-author, and the AI is doing all for me.
To learn it well, improve your grammar by correcting (which must also be checked manually), Researching tasks, or doing things that are just copied and pasted.
I am learning a new Language or Skill With GitHub CoPilot.
Anything that goes beyond that and replaces essential tasks is pleasant to me - even as someone in tech - but I will not apply it in my daily life.
Just my personal opinion.
Best regards,
zotix
First things first: If I needed to consider a subscription model, I would—and indeed I have—decide on ChatGPT over Claude.
I'm already used to it - I know that other AIs are doing pretty well, but with the evolving GPT Models & especially the Custom GPTs, it's something I like.
But there is a comparison on it as well:
https://zapier.com/blog/claude-vs-chatgpt/
Spoiler Alert: Both are good, it depends.
(Zapier is integrating in both, that's why - maybe)
My personal preference based on Topics:
General:
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity AI
- Midjourney
- Otter Ai was a Gamechanger in Meetings - running on the phone, transcribing the whole meeting - uploading it to the cloud - making a summary + Task Follow-up List.
- Descript was also good
- Bert for Natural language processing
- Microsoft 365 CoPilot (I like it, but it's too expensive)
- Notion AI - with an excellent structured Template (bought or free, self-build) - Gamechanger when it comes to productivity
- Excel Formula Bot
- AutoGPT
- Stable Defusion Models [Can be complex, but learning it]
Leonardo AI (which uses SDXL as well) now has its Model - is a more user-friendly AI with Test Access. Excellent what results they give - Midjourney
- Recently: Canvas
- Gigapixel AI by Topaz
- Envato Elements
- In-video AI
- ElevenLabs
- WellsaidLabs
For Video of any kind:
- Topaz AI Video (Enhancement
- Adobe Firefly
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Editing: Capcut (yeah, I know, but they developed well)
- Synthesia is pretty good
- Runway ML
- D-ID
For Searching / as a Search Engine:
- Microsoft Bing
- GPTGO ai - nice to test, but nothing special
- Paper talk (Research)
- Perplexity AI (Research)
For Texts:
- Copy AI
- Jasper AI
- Article Forge
But those are the ones I have tested.
But still, ChatGPT is the one I pay for without any doubt.
Additionally:
- Canva Pro
- Envato Elements
- VidIQ (sometimes)
- Grammarly
- Quillbot
- Jungle Scout & Helium 10: E-Commerce, sometimes
- Semrush,
- Ahrefs & MOZ sometimes
What I will try: Zapier (for API integrations in my CRM), Suno (Text-to-Music), Sora AI (Text-to-short videos)
Overall, It depends.
I'm fine with ChatGPT, and here and there, there is some additional stuff.
There are so many AI tools that our brains work even less with each tool.
Dont need to think anymore.
That is why I never write an e-mail or any outline with ChatGPT.
Sure, it's easier, but I don't want to be the co-author, and the AI is doing all for me.
To learn it well, improve your grammar by correcting (which must also be checked manually), Researching tasks, or doing things that are just copied and pasted.
I am learning a new Language or Skill With GitHub CoPilot.
Anything that goes beyond that and replaces essential tasks is pleasant to me - even as someone in tech - but I will not apply it in my daily life.
Just my personal opinion.
Best regards,
zotix
- Mar 2, 2021
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Leonardo is nice if you can't afford Midjourney.Hm. Since I'm also pretty into AI Development, I was searching a bit on the Web & Checked what I have already tried so far:
First things first: If I needed to consider a subscription model, I would—and indeed I have—decide on ChatGPT over Claude.
I'm already used to it - I know that other AIs are doing pretty well, but with the evolving GPT Models & especially the Custom GPTs, it's something I like.
But there is a comparison on it as well:
https://zapier.com/blog/claude-vs-chatgpt/
Spoiler Alert: Both are good, it depends.
(Zapier is integrating in both, that's why - maybe)
My personal preference based on Topics:
General:
For Image / Design:
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity AI
- Midjourney
- Otter Ai was a Gamechanger in Meetings - running on the phone, transcribing the whole meeting - uploading it to the cloud - making a summary + Task Follow-up List.
- Descript was also good
- Bert for Natural language processing
- Microsoft 365 CoPilot (I like it, but it's too expensive)
- Notion AI - with an excellent structured Template (bought or free, self-build) - Gamechanger when it comes to productivity
- Excel Formula Bot
- AutoGPT
For Voice:
- Stable Defusion Models [Can be complex, but learning it]
- Midjourney
- Recently: Canvas
- Gigapixel AI by Topaz
- Envato Elements
- In-video AI
- ElevenLabs
- WellsaidLabs
For Video of any kind:
- Topaz AI Video (Enhancement
- Adobe Firefly
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Editing: Capcut (yeah, I know, but they developed well)
- Synthesia is pretty good
- Runway ML
- D-ID
For Searching / as a Search Engine:
- Microsoft Bing
- GPTGO ai - nice to test, but nothing special
- Paper talk (Research)
- Perplexity AI (Research)
For Texts:
Any, many, many more.
- Copy AI
- Jasper AI
- Article Forge
But those are the ones I have tested.
But still, ChatGPT is the one I pay for without any doubt.
Additionally:
- Canva Pro
- Envato Elements
- VidIQ (sometimes)
- Grammarly
- Quillbot
- Jungle Scout & Helium 10: E-Commerce, sometimes
- Semrush,
- Ahrefs & MOZ sometimes
What I will try: Zapier (for API integrations in my CRM), Suno (Text-to-Music), Sora AI (Text-to-short videos)
Overall, It depends.
I'm fine with ChatGPT, and here and there, there is some additional stuff.
There are so many AI tools that our brains work even less with each tool.
Dont need to think anymore.
That is why I never write an e-mail or any outline with ChatGPT.
Sure, it's easier, but I don't want to be the co-author, and the AI is doing all for me.
To learn it well, improve your grammar by correcting (which must also be checked manually), Researching tasks, or doing things that are just copied and pasted.
I am learning a new Language or Skill With GitHub CoPilot.
Anything that goes beyond that and replaces essential tasks is pleasant to me - even as someone in tech - but I will not apply it in my daily life.
Just my personal opinion.
Best regards,
zotix
- Aug 12, 2024
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Why not give it a try and decide? Other person finding it moe useful dos not mean that you will also have the same experience.
This really depends on the use case. As with anything the experience is dependent on the user.
That said here is may anecdotal take:
For general stuff like an AI assistant ChatGPT works well. It can do basic analysis and image generation as well. The way I use it is to have the AI ask me questions on a specific task and it will sort of guide you to what you need. For any repeatable tasks creat a mygpt. Any deep analysis and math related tasks it will sometimes fail so not reliable on this yet.
Bard/Gemini. When I tested it ages ago it hallucinated like crazy so stopped using it and was not able to test it recently.
ClaudeAI is preferred by some of my coworkers. Tried it and it works but I am so used to ChatGPT in my workflow that did not go back to Claude. Heard great things from others on this.
That said here is may anecdotal take:
For general stuff like an AI assistant ChatGPT works well. It can do basic analysis and image generation as well. The way I use it is to have the AI ask me questions on a specific task and it will sort of guide you to what you need. For any repeatable tasks creat a mygpt. Any deep analysis and math related tasks it will sometimes fail so not reliable on this yet.
Bard/Gemini. When I tested it ages ago it hallucinated like crazy so stopped using it and was not able to test it recently.
ClaudeAI is preferred by some of my coworkers. Tried it and it works but I am so used to ChatGPT in my workflow that did not go back to Claude. Heard great things from others on this.
PURSUIT MEDIA
Elite Member
- Dec 27, 2019
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- 823
Why don’t you try both out and see the one that resonates well with you. I mean I have used and in my opinion they both work great but I preferred Chatgpt and my friend prefers Claude, so it’s not about what people says, I think it’s based on preference, whichever works well for you.
- Dec 29, 2017
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Have you tried: https://abacus.ai/
- May 27, 2016
- 11,285
- 2,563
Claude is better for copywriting. Chatgpt is the best for all else.
Copax
Regular Member
- Jan 30, 2013
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- 184
I've found Claude (Sonnet 3.5) to excel at complex tasks such as programming. In terms of writing articles, copyrighting and creative writing in general, it's lacking somewhat.
You'll probably here this a lot, but much of what any LLM provides you is dependent on the prompts (and rules) you give it.
You'll probably here this a lot, but much of what any LLM provides you is dependent on the prompts (and rules) you give it.
Astrokid30
Junior Member
- Oct 28, 2024
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1. GPT-4
2. Gemini
3. Claude 2
2. Gemini
3. Claude 2
bristerbunte
Newbie
- Mar 24, 2024
- 47
- 17
thanksHm. Since I'm also pretty into AI Development, I was searching a bit on the Web & Checked what I have already tried so far:
First things first: If I needed to consider a subscription model, I would—and indeed I have—decide on ChatGPT over Claude.
I'm already used to it - I know that other AIs are doing pretty well, but with the evolving GPT Models & especially the Custom GPTs, it's something I like.
But there is a comparison on it as well:
https://zapier.com/blog/claude-vs-chatgpt/
Spoiler Alert: Both are good, it depends.
(Zapier is integrating in both, that's why - maybe)
My personal preference based on Topics:
General:
For Image / Design:
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity AI
- Midjourney
- Otter Ai was a Gamechanger in Meetings - running on the phone, transcribing the whole meeting - uploading it to the cloud - making a summary + Task Follow-up List.
- Descript was also good
- Bert for Natural language processing
- Microsoft 365 CoPilot (I like it, but it's too expensive)
- Notion AI - with an excellent structured Template (bought or free, self-build) - Gamechanger when it comes to productivity
- Excel Formula Bot
- AutoGPT
For Voice:
- Stable Defusion Models [Can be complex, but learning it]
- Midjourney
- Recently: Canvas
- Gigapixel AI by Topaz
- Envato Elements
- In-video AI
- ElevenLabs
- WellsaidLabs
For Video of any kind:
- Topaz AI Video (Enhancement
- Adobe Firefly
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Editing: Capcut (yeah, I know, but they developed well)
- Synthesia is pretty good
- Runway ML
- D-ID
For Searching / as a Search Engine:
- Microsoft Bing
- GPTGO ai - nice to test, but nothing special
- Paper talk (Research)
- Perplexity AI (Research)
For Texts:
Any, many, many more.
- Copy AI
- Jasper AI
- Article Forge
But those are the ones I have tested.
But still, ChatGPT is the one I pay for without any doubt.
Additionally:
- Canva Pro
- Envato Elements
- VidIQ (sometimes)
- Grammarly
- Quillbot
- Jungle Scout & Helium 10: E-Commerce, sometimes
- Semrush,
- Ahrefs & MOZ sometimes
What I will try: Zapier (for API integrations in my CRM), Suno (Text-to-Music), Sora AI (Text-to-short videos)
Overall, It depends.
I'm fine with ChatGPT, and here and there, there is some additional stuff.
There are so many AI tools that our brains work even less with each tool.
Dont need to think anymore.
That is why I never write an e-mail or any outline with ChatGPT.
Sure, it's easier, but I don't want to be the co-author, and the AI is doing all for me.
To learn it well, improve your grammar by correcting (which must also be checked manually), Researching tasks, or doing things that are just copied and pasted.
I am learning a new Language or Skill With GitHub CoPilot.
Anything that goes beyond that and replaces essential tasks is pleasant to me - even as someone in tech - but I will not apply it in my daily life.
Just my personal opinion.
Best regards,
zotix
- May 13, 2013
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- 1,958
ChatGPT is a NO when it comes to images.
natsuko
Banned - Multiple Rules Violations
- Aug 21, 2023
- 2,377
- 1,164
Claude AI is great for certain tasks, especially handling larger inputs and summarization, but ChatGPT is still more versatile and user-friendly for most use cases. It really depends on your needs, if you’re running a business and need efficient, bulk content processing, Claude could be worth a try. I’d test both and see which fits your workflow better
