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AI chatbots and assistants

General purpose AI assistants are now close enough on everyday tasks that the decision usually turns on limits rather than capability: how much you can send, how often you are throttled, and what the vendor commits to in writing about your data.

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Tools in AI Chatbot

Reviews

Head to head

What separates the tools here

The differences that survive contact with a real workload are the ones vendors publish and rarely advertise: message limits on the paid tier, context length, whether your input is used for training, and what the terms say about data residency.

Those are all checkable, and they are what we record.

What we publish here

The ChatGPT review and the Claude review read those limits off the same pages with the same dates, and the Claude versus Gemini comparison sets the two subscriptions next to each other.