| Microsoft Copilot |
copilot.microsoft.com |
- Claims to use the "latest" OpenAI models for free.
- Reportedly has no hard usage limits on core chat features.
- Deep integration with Microsoft 365 apps.
- Includes image generation.
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- Can be prone to technical glitches and require troubleshooting.
- Benefits are heavily skewed towards Microsoft 365 users.
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| Google Gemini |
gemini.google.com |
- Provides free access to a powerful model (e.g., Gemini Pro).
- Deep integration with the Google ecosystem (Docs, Gmail, etc.).
- Strong multimodal capabilities (video, image analysis).
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- Usage limits on the free tier are not transparent.
- Some users report a 100-query-per-day limit.
- Like all LLMs, can be prone to bias.
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| Claude |
claude.ai |
- Excellent conversational ability.
- Strong coding and debugging features.
- Good at creative writing, summarization, and rephrasing.
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- Free tier has a rolling message limit that varies with demand.
- Does not link to sources for its answers.
- Can struggle with highly complex tasks.
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| ChatGPT |
chat.openai.com |
- Powerful reasoning and problem-solving capabilities.
- Versatile tool for a wide range of tasks (coding, analysis, etc.).
- Large community and extensive documentation.
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- Free tier uses an older, less powerful model (GPT-3.5).
- Stricter usage limits and can be unavailable during peak times.
- Most advanced features are locked behind a paywall.
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| Grok |
x.ai/grok |
- Access to real-time information via integration with X (Twitter).
- Strong performance in math and science.
- Witty and humorous personality.
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- Free tier is explicitly temporary.
- Strict usage limits (e.g., 10 prompts per 2 hours).
- Primarily accessible through the X platform.
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