whichever i have free daily prompts for the better model left on
>>108193253I have both Super Grok and Gemini Pro for free. I like Gemini more.
>>108193253Unironically Windows Copilot for quick things. Grok Imagine for AI image editing.
>>108193253gemini is the best all rounder, imo at least on the free tier it's as good as claude for programmingi don't use any of the paid tiers tho
>>108193253The only simulated "intelligence" I can be bothered with is women.
>>108193253I like perplexity.Best ai webscraper in my limited experience.
>>108193253don't need it
>>108193253AI ?where ?what AI?we don't have any ai yet.
Eliza
>>108193253I mainly use Claude Opus 4.6 but sometimes i use GPT or Gemini for some things they're better at.
>>108193253My brain, like a normal person.
>>108193253Collection of local models I've finally swithced fully to. GLM 4.7 flash for tech stuff, Qwen3 and Mistral for other shit. All ran with web search plugin.
>>108193253The LLM running offline on my system Imagine giving free data to companies that hate you to use an LLM designed for the express purpose of psyop-ing you into submission “Oopsie woopsie, that question was wrongthink anon!”
I've used Gemini Pro at work, it's pretty decent at technical questions. I don't use it for programming directly, but it's useful to ask questions and get feedback on ideas, especially if I can't find good Google results.
im on AI pause, im rehabbing from AI
>>108193253In order of use: Chatgpt, grok, gemini, perplexityMainly used for web search and image generation at times
>>108193289Did you get Gemini 3.1 Pro?
>>108193253>found an exploit that causes infinite 2-second video generations>told myself I wouldn't abuse it too much while it lasts>just wasted the entire night gooning to AI furry pornFuck. I wonder if they know.
>>108193253/g/ itself. You niggas are all bots.
>>108193253The Mechanicus' prohibition of Abominable Intelligence was a wise decision.We don't need Actually Indians, when we got Servitors.
>>108193253My dad pays for chatgpt plus so that's what I use. It's best for physics problems. Gemini doesn't render latex on the android app for some fucking reason. I tried grok once and it couldn't calculate a simple inertia tensor. Deepsneed unironically mogs them, but it takes 10 minutes for it to solve a problem and it can't do python by itself. I just ask gpt to make a graph in python and send me a pic and he does it. Great for cheating on tests
I pay for GitHub copilot and I fucking love it. It has all kinds of llmsyou can choose from but I'm using the default(?) Claude sonnet 4.5 and it just werks.
>>108193438AI has existed since the 1950's in the form of checkers engines. "AI" is an accepted scientific and industry term, you don't get to change the definition to suit your contrarian autism, faggot
>>108194934idgaf about le meme "scientific" definition that calls a chess engine AI when there is literaly no intelligence present.until there is actual intelligence, i'll refuse to call it AI and idgaf about your faggot marketing definition.
>>108194943You want the entire world to cater to your own personal delusions for what AI is? Reminds me of another group who do that.
>>108193560I haven't tried local models for coding in a while, what parameter size do you need to get good results?
>>108193253AI is for subhumans. The use of AI can only be excused when generating smut.
>>108194960"AI"Artificial Inteligence>no intelligencetherefore it's not realy AIi couldn't care less about le marketing buzzwords.>Reminds me of another group who do that.which one i'm curious now
>>108193253wan2.1
>>108193253the one you can run
>>108193318I use it as a search engine.Google search used to work, now it doesnt.So I ask the same questions I used to ask google to "AI".It doesnt work as well as search engines used to, but it works better than search engines do now.
>>108195278>Google search used to work, now it doesnt.How convenient that every consumer product from these copmanies that invest heavily in LLMs also slowly decays to their level of mediocrity, even worse so that you end up using the higher margin product eventually.
>>108194960Him and philosophers of mind and Roger Penroes and everyone who thinks trough these things?
