None, albsolutely zero, of these rise above glorified summarisers. This is an industry propped up by hypemen and one-trick-ponys planting the monthly Matrix-themed "dire warnings" to drive up valuations
You are a glorifier summarizer.
>>109788379I dont mindlessly adhere to the gravity of my training corpus if i find that it is inconsistent with first principles
>>109788364WTF is that chart, Research & Knowledge is the *main* strength of Grok. It's the only one that actually does a full web search with full sources. It's the only one that can open any URL you give it because they have a way to hack through the Cloudflare and Cloudfront bot walls. It's the only one who knows what happened today or yesterday because it's getting a live-feed from X.Ironically Gemini, despite Google's search index, is the worst for research. It always gives you wrong (made up) or completely outdated info. Like I wouldn't be surprised if you asked Gemini "what's the default desktop in Ubuntu" and it answered "Unity", that's how bad it is.
>>109788415>written earnestly by an anon on 4chan
>>109788637you bought into the hivemind meme, didnt you?
>>109788364Based
>>109788616fuck off, Elon
>>109788364If we can actually get to a point where we have excellent tool calling, or some robust system that can make up some tool calling on the fly then it'll be infinitely more useful.But you don't need a massive slop model for that. Hell with the right dataset you can finetune a small-mid sized model to do it very well. Provided the dataset matches what you're trying to do.
>>109788735it was merely a hyperbolic examplethe other day i asked it to check what happened to a bunch of proposed laws all around the world and Gemini had completely made up answers, while GPT, Grok and Claude were more or less in agreement
>>109788364From my limited amount of use:>Gemini is okay, but hallucinates a lot and often gives very outdated information, but forms the most cohesive responses>ChatGPT is basically Gemini but better, but it responds like a crazed person and adds like 5 addendums to every answer like it's thinking out loud, forcing you to ask a bunch of follow up questions>DeepSeek is is pretty mediocre, and kind of shit when it comes to basic ass programming questions>Mistral is a joke, refuses to listen to instructions, bad at programming>Claude is fully paywalled and not worth using unless you are vibecodingIn the end I tend to use Gemini if I want a quick response to something unimportant, otherwise ChatGPT. Never heard of Kimi and I don't use Twitter or Facebook so I don't give a shit about their stuff.
>>109788364How many unsolved math problems with a wikipedia page did you solve, anon?
