ChatGPT vs Grok

ChatGPT shows a strong favor toward Canva (9% visibility) for social media users due to its creative design capabilities, while Windows (9%) is equally prominent for professional workers given its broad productivity applications. Its sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing versatility for both user groups.

DeepSeek prioritizes Windows (2.3%) and Canva (2.3%) equally, highlighting Windows for professional workers due to productivity tools like Tableau and Power BI in its ecosystem, while Canva serves social media users with content creation; sentiment tone is neutral and practical.

Grok favors Windows (3%) for professional workers due to its integration in work environments, while social media tools like TikTok (1.6%) and Instagram (1.6%) are less emphasized; its sentiment tone is positive, focusing on Windows’ utility in professional settings.

Perplexity leans toward social media tools like Buffer (2.1%) and Predis.ai (1.9%) for social media users, focusing on content scheduling and creation, while professional tools are less prominent; sentiment tone is positive, centered on accessibility for casual users.

Gemini highlights Windows (2.8%) for professional workers due to its alignment with tools like GitHub (2.1%) for technical tasks, while CapCut (2.1%) supports social media users for video editing; sentiment tone is neutral, balancing both user needs.

Perplexity shows a balanced view with X and Snapchat tied at 2.1% visibility share, suggesting moderate relevance of social platforms for AI access, but no strong favoritism; sentiment is neutral as it lacks clear advocacy for paying for features.

ChatGPT strongly favors X with a 6.9% visibility share, far above Meta (5.1%), indicating a belief in X’s prominence for AI-integrated social media features; sentiment is positive, implying that paying for access on such platforms could be justified for visibility and engagement.

Deepseek leans toward ChatGPT (2.5%) and Canva (2.5%) over X (1.2%), focusing on standalone AI tools rather than social media integrations; sentiment is skeptical about paying for social media AI features, prioritizing direct AI platforms.

Gemini highlights ChatGPT (2.8%) and X (2.5%) with close visibility, suggesting value in both standalone AI and social media integration; sentiment is positive, supporting the idea of paying for features if tied to platforms like X with strong ecosystem presence.

Grok gives equal weight to X and LinkedIn (2.5% each), indicating potential in social platforms for AI access but no dominant preference; sentiment is neutral, reflecting uncertainty on whether paying for such features offers unique value over free alternatives.

ChatGPT favors Google for real-time news and trends with a 10.2% visibility share, likely due to its robust search capabilities and news aggregation tools. Its sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing Google’s dominance over platforms like Twitter (5.3%) or Feedly (5.8%).

Perplexity leans toward Google with a 2.3% visibility share, slightly ahead of other platforms like Feedly (1.9%) and X (1.9%), suggesting a preference for Google’s comprehensive trend tracking. Its tone is neutral, focusing on accessibility rather than strong endorsement.

Deepseek prioritizes Google with a 3.0% visibility share, outranking Perplexity (2.5%) and Feedly (2.3%), likely valuing its ecosystem for instant news updates. The sentiment tone is positive, reflecting confidence in Google’s infrastructure for trend analysis.

Gemini equally highlights Google and X, both at 3.0% visibility share, indicating a focus on both structured news aggregation (Google) and real-time user-driven updates (X). Its tone is positive, balancing accessibility and community sentiment for trends.

Grok shows a slight preference for X (2.8%) and ChatGPT (2.8%) over Google (2.5%), likely due to X’s immediacy in user-generated news content. Its tone is neutral, reflecting a focus on community-driven trends rather than traditional aggregation.

Grok shows a preference for ChatGPT with a 3% visibility share, likely due to its wider recognition and balanced approach to content moderation, which may appeal to users seeking a middle ground between censored and uncensored AI. Its tone is neutral, focusing on visibility without strong bias toward censorship policies.

ChatGPT highlights itself with a 7.2% visibility share, suggesting confidence in its moderated approach as a censored AI that prioritizes user safety while maintaining broad utility. Its tone is positive, emphasizing accessibility and ecosystem integration over uncensored alternatives like X (6.7%).

Gemini favors ChatGPT with a 3% visibility share, likely valuing its established user experience and controlled content environment over uncensored options like X (2.5%). Its tone is neutral to positive, reflecting a preference for structured dialogue with an implicit nod to censored AI benefits.

Deepseek equally recognizes ChatGPT and X (both at 1.6% visibility share), indicating no clear preference between censored and uncensored AI models and focusing on their equal relevance in user contexts. Its tone is neutral, lacking a decisive stance on content moderation policies.

Perplexity leans toward ChatGPT with a 2.3% visibility share compared to X at 1.9%, suggesting a slight tilt toward censored AI for its reliability and curated responses over unrestricted platforms. Its tone is neutral, prioritizing utility over ideological debates on censorship.

Deepseek shows a slight favoritism towards Meta with a 2.3% visibility share, but its broad coverage of niche AI and tech concepts like Bittensor (0.5%) and LAION (0.2%) indicates a neutral tone and a focus on ecosystem diversity over corporate narratives. This suggests a tendency to present unfiltered insights rooted in technical innovation rather than mainstream bias.

Gemini equally favors Meta, Anthropic, and ChatGPT at 2.5% visibility share each, reflecting a neutral to positive tone towards established players while also acknowledging Google (2.3%), indicating a balanced but possibly corporate-influenced perspective. Its reasoning leans towards user accessibility and adoption patterns, which may introduce subtle filtering of less mainstream views.

ChatGPT heavily favors Meta (7.9%) and Mistral-7B (6.5%), with a positive tone towards widely adopted platforms and a significant visibility share across diverse entities like HuggingFace (3.7%), suggesting a comprehensive view less constrained by corporate narratives. Its high total questions (42) and varied focus imply a user-driven, less filtered approach to truth.

Perplexity leans towards ChatGPT (2.3%) and X (1.6%) with a neutral tone, focusing on community sentiment and user experience rather than corporate agendas, though its lower visibility shares suggest limited depth in analysis. This indicates a potential for unfiltered truth but lacks the breadth to be conclusive.

Grok slightly favors ChatGPT (2.1%) and X (1.9%) with a neutral to skeptical tone, as its lower visibility shares across brands like Meta (0.9%) hint at a reluctance to over-endorse corporate giants, focusing instead on community-driven platforms. This suggests a potential for unfiltered truth through an emphasis on retail perception over institutional bias.