Chase vs Bank of America

ChatGPT heavily favors FDIC with a 9.9% visibility share, likely due to its recognition as a key US deposit insurance body ensuring financial stability for depositors. Its tone is positive, emphasizing institutional backing with references to Bank of England and CDIC also visible, suggesting a focus on regulatory frameworks for safety.

Grok shows a balanced but slightly favorable view of FDIC at 2.8% visibility share, associating it with safety mechanisms, while also mentioning Moody's and HSBC, indicating a focus on credit ratings and global banking stability; its tone remains neutral. The reasoning centers on institutional credibility over specific banks for deposit safety.

Gemini prioritizes FDIC and CDIC at 2.8% visibility each, reflecting a positive sentiment towards deposit insurance systems as critical for financial stability. It also highlights major banks like JPMorgan Chase and Citi, suggesting a blend of institutional safety mechanisms and established banking reputations.

Deepseek equally weights FDIC, Moody's, HSBC, and others at 2.8% visibility, displaying a neutral tone focused on a mix of deposit insurance and credit rating agencies as indicators of financial stability. Its perspective leans on global banking strength (e.g., RBC, TD Bank) alongside safety frameworks for depositor protection.

Perplexity favors FDIC and Moody's at 2.8% visibility, with a positive tone linking deposit safety to insurance bodies and credit assessments, while also citing stable banks like KfW Bank and Zurcher Kantonalbank. Its reasoning ties financial stability to a combination of government-backed entities and top-tier banking institutions.

Deepseek shows no favoritism between Chase and BoA, with both at 2.8% visibility share, though it also mentions JPMorgan Chase at 1.4%, slightly boosting Chase's total presence. Sentiment is neutral, focusing purely on visibility metrics without qualitative bias.

Grok perceives Chase and BoA equally, with each at 2.8% visibility share amidst a broader context of tech and data brands. Sentiment is neutral, with no specific preference or reasoning beyond raw mention frequency.

ChatGPT assigns equal visibility to Chase and BoA at 9.9% each, significantly higher than other models, and includes JPMorgan Chase at 1.4%, tipping the total mentions slightly toward Chase. Sentiment is neutral, centered on brand mention distribution without deeper context.

Perplexity treats Chase and BoA equivalently at 2.8% visibility share, with an additional 2.8% for JPMorgan Chase, giving Chase a marginal edge in total mentions. Sentiment remains neutral, focusing solely on visibility data.

Gemini views Chase and BoA on par with 2.8% visibility share each, while also noting JPMorgan Chase at 1.4%, providing a slight advantage to Chase in aggregated mentions. Sentiment is neutral, with no qualitative bias or specific rationale beyond numbers.

ChatGPT shows a clear preference for Chase with a visibility share of 9.9%, significantly higher than competitors like Citi (8.5%) and BoA (8.5%), likely due to its strong rewards ecosystem and user-friendly credit card offerings. The tone is positive toward Chase, positioning it as a top choice for rewards.

Grok does not strongly favor any single bank for credit cards and rewards, with Citi (2.8%) and JPMorgan Chase (1.4%) mentioned but lacking dominant visibility, suggesting a more fragmented view focused on diverse reward partners like airlines. The tone is neutral, lacking a clear endorsement.

Gemini does not emphasize any bank prominently for credit cards and rewards, with JPMorgan Chase (1.4%) and Citibank (1.4%) having equal low visibility, indicating a focus on partnerships with travel and loyalty programs over specific bank advantages. The tone is neutral, with no strong sentiment toward any brand.

Perplexity leans slightly toward Chase (2.8%) and Capital One (2.8%) over others like Citi (1.4%) and BoA (1.4%), likely due to their perceived innovation in rewards and accessibility for retail users. The tone is mildly positive toward these leading brands for credit card offerings.

Deepseek highlights Chase (2.8%), Citi (2.8%), and BoA (2.8%) equally, suggesting a balanced view of their rewards programs, with a focus on ecosystem partnerships like travel and hospitality. The tone is positive, reflecting confidence in these brands’ credit card value propositions.

Gemini shows a balanced view with Chase and Bank of America (BoA) both at a 2.8% visibility share, alongside Zelle and Capital One, suggesting no clear favorite but an implicit recognition of Chase and BoA's strong mobile banking presence. Its sentiment tone is neutral, focusing on visibility without explicit qualitative judgment.

Perplexity leans slightly toward Chase, JPMorgan Chase, BoA, and Zelle, each with a 2.8% visibility share, indicating a focus on established players likely perceived as reliable for mobile banking. The sentiment tone is neutral, with emphasis on brand recognition over specific user experience metrics.

ChatGPT strongly favors Chase and BoA, both with a dominant 7% visibility share, alongside Capital One at 7%, implying a perception of reliability through widespread adoption and robust mobile platforms. The sentiment tone is positive, reflecting confidence in these brands’ user experience based on higher visibility and question frequency (5 total).

Deepseek highlights Chase, BoA, Capital One, and Ally Bank equally at a 2.8% visibility share, suggesting reliability through consistent presence across mobile banking discussions. Its sentiment tone is neutral, focusing on brand mentions without deep qualitative insights.

Grok equally prioritizes multiple brands including Chase, BoA, Capital One, and Ally Bank at a 2.8% visibility share, with additional nods to innovative players like Chime and SoFi, hinting at reliability tied to both traditional strength and modern accessibility. The sentiment tone is positive, reflecting a nuanced appreciation for diverse mobile banking ecosystems.

Gemini shows no clear favoritism but highlights a broad range of brands like Goldman Sachs, Chime, Chase, BoA, Discover, and Ally Bank, each with a 2.8% visibility share, suggesting a neutral sentiment and a focus on diverse options for value in checking and savings accounts.

Grok distributes visibility evenly among several brands including Navy Federal Credit Union, SoFi, Alliant Credit Union, Chase, BoA, and Ally Bank at 2.8% each, reflecting a neutral tone with an implied preference for accessibility and network benefits like ATM availability as value drivers.

Perplexity favors SoFi with a 2.8% visibility share over other brands like Capital One, PNC Bank, and Chase, indicating a positive sentiment likely tied to SoFi’s innovative digital banking features and competitive rates as markers of value.

Deepseek emphasizes a wide array of brands such as Alliant Credit Union, Chase, BoA, Capital One, Discover, Ally Bank, and Marcus by Goldman Sachs at 2.8% visibility each, maintaining a neutral tone while suggesting value through institutional credibility and diverse offerings.

ChatGPT clearly favors SoFi, Discover, and Ally Bank, each with a 4.2% visibility share, showcasing a positive sentiment rooted in user experience, high-yield savings options, and accessible digital tools as key indicators of value in checking and savings accounts.