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Using AI Daily? So Many Choices, Right? Which Ones Are Worth It?
Here's my list, looking at cost, speed, and how smart they are:
S Tier (The Best Choices):
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Here's my list, looking at cost, speed, and how smart they are:
S Tier (The Best Choices):
- Gemini 2.5 Pro: Very powerful and my usual choice.
- Gemini 2.0 Flash: Fantastic value! Super-fast and surprisingly smart.
- GPT-o1 Mini: Very good at thinking for its price. Strong and affordable.
- Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Great for coding, especially UI stuff. Follows instructions well. But warning: it's expensive!
- DeepSeek V3 (Original): Was a big deal before. Great performance for a low cost.
- GPT-o1: Introduced strong 'thinking' ability, but it costs a lot.
- DeepSeek R1: Brought good thinking to open source. Smart, but often slow depending on where it's hosted.
- Claude 3.7 Reasoning: Smart and tells you how it thinks, which is nice. Sometimes unpredictable though.
- GPT-4o Mini: Used to be a good mix of value and speed. But others are better now.
- Claude 3.7 Standard: It's okay, but I find 3.5 more reliable for the same price.
- Gemini Flash Light: Super cheap, but the lower quality isn't worth the small savings compared to the regular Flash.
- GPT-4o: A decent all-around model but feels expensive now compared to others.
- Qwen 2.5: Pretty average. Only really fast if you use it on special Groq hardware.
- Llama 3.1 70B: Similar to Qwen. Needs Groq hardware to be really fast, otherwise just average.
- GPT-4.5 Turbo: Very expensive, and honestly, I don't think it's that great for coding or general stuff for what you pay.
- GPT-o1 Pro: Can handle very hard problems that others can't. But the cost is super high, and it's not easy to use.
- Qwen-Q: I found this one really hard to get good results from. Very unreliable.
- Grok 3: Can't really test it properly.
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