All of the models have various strengths and weaknesses, but overall, which platform is the best bang for your $200/mth? I’m talking most powerful, most versatile, most creative, most intelligent, most able to synthesize and generate novel, insightful, and mind-blowing outputs? Also, if you’re not a coder, other than usage limits, do you see a significant difference in the quality and robustness of the answers you’re getting? At the entry $20 level, I find ChatGPT to be the most accessible but I usually take it’s answers to Gemini or Claude if it’s an especially critical inquiry. Gemini via the app still manages to disappoint but I like how it thinks when you can get it right. Claude is morally encumbered to the point it’s better used as an encyclopedia. Perplexity Max, especially with the new features, seems compelling but the quality of responses in the last six months has nose dived and while you get access to flagship APIs, what you can do with them is much less dynamic and really best for fact finding, not collaboration or creativity. So, for the non-coders, where, if anywhere, is your $200 best spent for QUALITY, not limit increases? submitted by /u/HateMakinSNs
Originally posted by u/HateMakinSNs on r/ArtificialInteligence
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