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Comparing 5 of the main AI tools again 12 months on Part seven of a seven-part series of blogs
In July 2024 I wrote a long blog comparing the 4 main AI tools, and added DeepSeek to the comparison in February 2025. The AI world is moving so quickly that I thought I'd redo the tests to see if they yielded the same results. Comparing 5 of the main AI tools again 12 months on Test 1 - summarising text Test 2 - coding Test 3 - presenting arguments Test 4 - creating images Test 5 - creativity and role-playing Conclusions and recommedations (this blog)

Comparing 5 of the main AI tools again 12 months on

Part seven of a seven-part series of blogs

In July 2024 I wrote a long blog comparing the 4 main AI tools, and added DeepSeek to the comparison in February 2025. The AI world is moving so quickly that I thought I'd redo the tests to see if they yielded the same results.

Comparing 5 of the main AI tools again 12 months on
Test 1 - summarising text
Test 2 - coding
Test 3 - presenting arguments
Test 4 - creating images
Test 5 - creativity and role-playing
Conclusions and recommedations (this blog)

Posted by Andy Brown on 05 June 2025

If you've read this far, you'll probably be disappointed with my conclusion: that now more than ever before it really doesn't matter which AI tool you use!

As I check I've just run the tests on my (paid) version of ChatGPT, just to see if this would give significantly better results - it didn't.

So my advice would be to use whichever tool you want: even more so than last year, the results will be similar regardless of which company you support!

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Comparing 5 of the main AI tools again 12 months on Test 1 - summarising text Test 2 - coding Test 3 - presenting arguments Test 4 - creating images Test 5 - creativity and role-playing Conclusions and recommedations (this blog)