Watching a big model of the model can feel irresistible with so many possibilities, especially if you didn’t really live and breathe ai
But as we worked through each, we got a real feeling of what they are good (and where they short).
So let’s talk about what to use, Wenh.
Chatgpt & Openai-O1: Reliable All-Round
Let’s start with Chatgt and Openai-O1.
The latest Openaia model is impressive, and people confuse me “reserminal” abilities – basically, designed to deal with logical logic, with creative tasks that are great.
Why do we like it
- Big on logic: Openai-O1 Use something called a chain by thinking. In simpler terms, it is better for a walk complex problems step by step.
- Custom GPTS: This function allow us models that remember the instructions specific to our work. If we need to think as a project manager or SOCIAL MEDIA assistant, we can set it up with just a few clicks.
Where it falls
- Translated for basic things: Most of the time GPT-4 can do the job. Openai-O1 shines with complex tasks, but you may not notice a huge differentiation for more terrible for use.
- Is not a quantum leap: Large improvements are behind the scenes. If you are an expert to see mass changes in everyday use, you may be insufficient.
Be to use it: Any candidal in more complex logic or you will need custom answers, such as coding or detailed editing content.
Claude by Antropic: Summary and narration of champions
Claude is our go-for summary and sense of long documents.
It is fantastic on the storytellers, which is useful if you are in creating content or need simplified dense information.
What is standing out
- Summary document: Claude is amazing in the key to information, so it is perfect when we have huge documents and need a quick summary.
- User downloaded adjustments: Anthropic design feature allows us to set custom instructions for repeated tasks. Foods more intuitive than the Chatgpt center.
What to watch out on
- File size limitations: If you transfer a large file (over 20 MB), Claude sometimes throw fit. Kindly compress PDFs to work around this, but I’m worth knowing.
Best Service for Use: Summing or creating content when you need a simple, reliable tool that is to navigate.
Google Gemini: King of Context (and Podcasting)
Google’s Bemini feels like he is in the league itself when it comes to handling data tons.
We like to have a massive context window, which means that you can process the input books if necessary. In addition, it has a strange new tool called Notebook LM which converts documents to the mini-podcast.
Why is it ok
- Handles huge data loads: With a 10-million word limit, Blimini Canis follow the massive documents at once, so we can load entire libraries if we need.
- Notebook LM: This feature in fact Turkey is documented in audio abstracts in the conversational podcast format. It’s a great way to get a visiting multitask.
Disadvantages
- Limited adaptation: Although there are “gems” (Google response to custom GPTs), they are quite basic. You can’t connect it to other tools or api -gences as you can with Chatgt or Claude.
Be to turn to the twins: When you need to process the data mountain at once or if you are in the mood for an audio summary while I’m something else.
Llama of the target: privacy and flexibility.
Llama is not necessarily the most advanced, but because it is an open source, it is our privacy concern.
Unlike others, Llam can run out of network on your computer, so it does not share data with a large technological company.
Why would I recommend that
- Preserves private things: Since Llama works locally, we can be sure that our data is on the internet.
- Very customs: Llamin open source, which means that (or any developer) can modify it for unique needs. We don’t work so much, but it’s nice to know it’s an option.
Weak spots
- Not the most powerful: Not as good as Claude or Chatgt for quality content or troubleshooting. But for basic use cases, it is firm.
Wen that is used to use: Any when privacy is key, such as sensitive internal data or you only need a quick local solution.
Grok of Xai: Twitter data and realistic generation of images
Grok is fun – it was born on SOCIAL MEDIA, integrated with x (form twitter).
It is a decent model and comes with a strong image generator, accurately, it can make super-real visual visuals. But really shines is pulling in Twitter data in real time.
Why do we use it
- Live Twitter insight: Grok allows us to see what trends or analyzes popular twitter profile on the spot.
- Image generation: Flux can create realistic images of people, scenes and more, with several limits on topics.
Descending
- The case for the use of a niche: It is great for the date and picture of Twitter, but do not point out to general tasks such as summary or narration.
Ideal use: SOCIAL MEDIA research and generating real visuals for content.
Confusion: best friend of researchers
Perplexity not technical llm in traditional sense. Instead, it is a tool for AI research that pulls information from the Internet and then uses a model for organizing.
This is G-I need fast, precise information or other opinion on the topic.
What makes inspection
- Website search options: Confusion searches web and summarizes content, making it perfect for difficult research tasks.
- Choose your model: We can use the use of GPT-4, Claude, Ora Openai-O1 as our “engine” with confused, so we always get a model that suits our needs.
Warnings
- Double for accuracy: NonStemes that moves similar names or pulse outdated information, such hoods for misdemeanor of important facts.
When I use confusion: Any time I’m in “research mode” or you need up-to-date insights for blogs, presentations or meetings.
Finding the right llm can be easy as a matching tool for your needles.
Our advice? Try a few rather than flee to mix or match to get the best results.
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