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Artificial intelligence chatbots dramatically changed our interaction with technology, from content creation to helping us write code or make art. Given the many options available, mainly the three top heavyweights: ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini, it has become quite difficult to choose the best for yourself. So, in this blog post, we will weigh up the features, strengths, and weaknesses of all three for you so that you’re sure you’re choosing just the right one.
Testing the Chatbots: A Light Review
To see how well these AI chatbots work, I tested them using this prompt: “I have five oranges today; I ate three oranges last week. How many oranges do I have left?” The answer, of course, is five because what was eaten last week didn’t matter to today’s stock.
Here is the review of each:
ChatGPT with GPT-4o: Pass
Microsoft Copilot: Pass
Google Gemini: Pass
ChatGPT and GPT-3.5: Failed
It says a lot about each AI’s ability to understand the context and reason correctly, which is crucial for good user interaction.
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Why Choose ChatGPT?
The Most Advanced AI Chatbot Free
The best thing about ChatGPT is that it gives registered users free access to its most advanced models, GPT-4o and GPT -4. Users can now upgrade to ChatGPT Plus for $20 per month, gaining a higher prompt limit and early access to new features.
GPT-4o has just been released. Multiple functionalities are now included in a single model capable of quickly processing and generating text, images, and sounds. It’s as fast and versatile as attractive to free and paying users.
Popularity and User Experience
Since its launch in November 2022, ChatGPT has attracted millions of subscribers and created much buzz. Though modest in its interface, it has been upgraded to have additional features such as Custom Instructions and ChatGPT Memory. Still, one must be warned to watch out for its limitations—especially where misinformation is prone, especially using models like GPT-3.5, which are now older.
Why Choose Microsoft Copilot?
1. GPT-4 for Free End
Microsoft Copilot is another great contender and one I would recommend, especially if you’re interested in using GPT-4 for free. While free, you’re permitted about 15 messages every three hours. It defaults back to GPT-3.5 when free usage is met, highly limiting its function.
The advantage lies with Copilot, however, in its ability to pull real-time information from the Internet, thereby yielding information that is more current and potentially more reliable than the static knowledge of some of ChatGPT’s older models.
2. Visual Features and Enhanced User Interface
With Copilot, Microsoft has truly clinched its feature upgrade. It can respond to queries with visual information, including images or graphs that make the info easier to digest. Furthermore, users can enjoy three styles of conversation with Copilot: Creative, Balanced, and Precise. These promise a more customized experience but may differ in accuracy at times between styles.
Why Google Gemini?
Quick and Nimble Experience
Such is the case with Gemini, a.k.a. Google Bard; the product has changed dramatically and provides answers just as one expects: fast and accurate. It does not make the same mistakes its predecessor did on contextual questions. It seems to better understand the context in many situations, even rivalling those other products in its accuracy.
In addition, Gemini allows for long, uninterrupted conversations, while Copilot is only good for a very limited number of replies, which can make conversations unnatural and less fluid.
Seamless Integration with Google Services
Gemini has many integrations that extend the functionality for those deeply embedded in the Google universe. From Google Maps to Google Workspace or add-ons like Kayak or OpenTable, Gemini tries to cohesively integrate into your daily tasks to create the ultimate user experience.
Conclusion
There is no better choice between ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini, except for whatever you need the most.
Use ChatGPT if you want the strongest model for free and require a user-friendly experience with solid features.
Use Microsoft Copilot if you are comfortable accessing real-time information; seeing your visual responses is also important, but you may want to interact with less diverse interactions.
Use Google Gemini for speed and flexibility with deep integration with other Google services.
All the bots have their pros and cons, and it is your decision what you want the most in your future AI engagement.
FAQs
Q1. What are the main distinctions between ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini?
ChatGPT focuses on advanced language generation. Its interface is easy to use and very fast for real-time information access, which is what Copilot was made for its visual features. Gemini provides quick results and is an application integrated with Google services.
Q2. Do these bots come for free?
ChatGPT’s models are free; a Plus version costs $20 per month. Microsoft Copilot is free but limits the number of messages, while Google Gemini is free and, for now, does not seem to have any apparent limits.
Q3. Which chatbot is the fastest?
While Gemini generally responds much faster, ChatGPT Plus with GPT-4o is often faster than the free versions of ChatGPT and Copilot, but speed can depend on server load and usage.
Q4. Can these chatbots help with coding?
Yes, they can all be useful with coding, but chatbots might be useful in varying degrees. ChatGPT and Copilot are specifically known for coding support, while Gemini is catching up.
Q5. Which one of the chatbots is better for visually-related content?
Microsoft Copilot is already leading in producing visual content, including images inside the responses. It is also seconded by Google Gemini, which has an image generation and photo upload feature.
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