You don’t need a comparison chart. You need three questions.
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1 · Are you making words or pictures?
Check which tool can actually make a picture. Not sure? Ask it:
“What can you do in this conversation? For example, can you create images, search the web, or read files I upload? Tell me plainly what you can’t do, too.”
2 · Do you need anything current?
Prices, hours, news, rules. Ask before you trust it:
“Do you have real time internet access right now, or are you working from your training data? If this topic could have changed recently, let me know.”
3 · Which one do you like talking to?
You’ll keep using the one that feels comfortable. Give both the same prompt and notice how you feel reading each answer:
“I’m comparing AI tools. Please [describe the job, for example: write a short thank you note to my neighbor for bringing dinner]. Keep it under 150 words and use plain, friendly language.”
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👉🎬 Watch today’s Mini Lesson: all three, shown on screen.
Thursday: five quick tests to find the right AI for you.
🐾 Debbie
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