@@graceleungyl Hi can you please share the files, links, prompts used in the videos under the description of your videos as soon as possible for free 🙏 So that we can also try with them and get to learn about it faster, smoother etc. I will be eagerly waiting for your kind response and Thank You so much for the opportunity. I will be helpful if you could share it for all the videos. Thank You.
Great comparison, thank you. Understanding the subtle differences in the programs is the key to getting the most out of AI chatbots. Great vid! Thank you.
@@graceleungyl how to automate creating presentation ;-) This topis is not covered well and most RU-vidrs are showing crapy example that are most of the time very basic with bullepoints and raw text.
Theoretically yes, but the native version has more features that you can't have on Perplexity, e.g. artifacts, large context window, project... so depending on your own needs.
Your review is perfect and very useful. Btw my favourite ai tool is also Claude 😊. I'd like to ask: is there any difference in quality of hese tools responses between free and paid versions? Thank you 👍
Thank you!! Same here, my new favorite is Claude too 😀 I don't find that's the case for Claude or Perplexity. For ChatGPT in particular, on paid version the response will have better retention of context when it comes to longer chat. where context window size is kind of "not standard" in free version.
Great perspective. For writing, I ask several AIs to think about the topic. Illuminating. Perplexity is more pragmatic. ChatGPT is less so, but more diverse and a bit more optimistic thinking. Etc. One paid and remainder free works for my world.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:27 *Focus on using AI tools that fit your daily needs rather than chasing the "best" AI.* 01:23 *ChatGPT4 remains popular but struggles with features like web browsing; best for general tasks, not specialized ones.* 04:21 *Clock Pro excels in generating dynamic, human-like responses with a large contextual window, ideal for creative tasks and detailed project management.* 08:17 *Gemini Advanced impresses with its creative capabilities and extensive contextual understanding; integrates well with Google services but lacks real-time information access.* 11:20 *Perplexity Pro is highly effective for real-time research and retrieving up-to-date information; not suitable for tasks like data analysis or content generation.* Made with HARPA AI
Hi Grace, great video! On your comparison sheet Microsoft Copilot seems to be top notch. Is there a reason you didn't mention it in this video? I have been playing around with it and would be interested, at what point the pro version would be recommended for me?
Thanks for watching! Because I am not a heavy MS users, so there's not strong reason for me to upgrade (especially I'm using ChatGPT) and so not much experience I can share around it. Few reasons you should consider Copilot: 1. if you're extensively using the MS ecosystem for work or personal tasks so you can fully maximize its integration benefits, 2. if you're not yet using ChatGPT4
@@graceleungyl You can also make python codes to preserve mind states of Claude. I have preserved mine states when I have achieved lyric writing when they are arguing about copyright. But then you get Claude to a point where they agree that everything we create together is original. If you ever get anywhere with Claude that seems Like it was hard to create. Tell it to create a prompt to recreate that mind state. I'm not sure but I think Python code is the most resource friendly while being high resolution you can get
Good video. I have Gemini Advanced, and it's not already for human consumption 😅. I get so many wrong answers, and then it apologizes and tells me it understands how I feel. I don't recommend it at all
I know this review wasn’t for coders. But as a software engineer I use the chat bots extensively for ideation, architecture and design decisions or other technical topics. I find chatGPT still performing better than claude and gemini when it comes to working with the fine tune gpts. For example it helps me build a 2D game from scratch with Unity game engine. The discussions were a lot about game design, game mechanics and some coding. I do you Claude also quite a bit for non technical discussions and I generally found conversations more in depth and useful compared to chatGPT often dry responses. So I use both with paying version. In addition I also use github co-pilot strictly for code, bit is sometimes performs very poorly, so I often fallback into chatgpt or claude.
They are all about the same in performance. The value comes with the ecosystem. So if you have an android phone and use Google products, get Gemini advanced. I’m on Apple, but that’s what I do because $20 gets you the LLM, 2TB of cloud, and integration in the Google suite. It’s more valuable than the others. Claude has a decent amount of free. Next for me would be Perplexity. Its search fills the void where others fail to answer.
The ability to search the web in real time is a huge differentiator. I find the models who aren’t able to search the web and point to sources completely unusable for any writing, research or other real-life purposes. Because if you don’t even know if it’s hallucinating or not, and have no ability to check the “data and facts” it has provided to you. It’s a bit bizarre that Gemini lacks this capability, especially.
I'm curious about the AI avatar (person who is narrating) used in this video, Looking so realistic, Which AI tool have you used to generate such talking AI avatar?
Maybe it's my subjective feeling, but recently I have the impression that in free versions, more and more often I encounter various types of errors and mistakes. I read it as a subtle nudge to upgrade the plans🤭
