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We’re testing personal agents on real-life tasks—research, email, travel, personal finance and more—to find out which one you can actually count on.
Dots (@ChatGPT), Grok (@grok), Muse (@Meta) and Instinct (@noahrshinn).
One made serious errors in both travel and finance: an impossible train connection, then deposit insurance limits from “general knowledge”—no source, no date.👀
Which one was it? Drop your guess below 👇 We’ll reveal it in our next review. #AIAgents
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New review: Is ChatGPT enough for GEO?
We tested @ChatGPTapp and 5 GEO tools (@Writesonic @peec_ai @otterlyai @scrunchai @tryprofound) across 9 brands, scoring 54 outputs on 3 weighted criteria, from finding buyer questions to suggesting website fixes.#GEO #AISEO
Full report:
analyst.ai/reviews/geo-tools…
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Hi, we're analyst.ai—the buyer's lab for AI software.
AI tools make big promises. We test them on real tasks and show what works, what fails, and what's worth your time and money.
See the results at analyst.ai. Vendors can't buy the verdict.
If a researcher helping build superintelligence quits because he believes it “could kill us all,” should the rest of us be taking AI risk more seriously?
#anthropic #openai #jacob
🤖 Made with AI
Did someone know Astra’s timing early?
One wallet made ~$7.8K fading the Sept. 4 deadline.
But here’s the problem with calling it “insider trading”:
The account wasn’t created for Astra.
It has 900+ previous markets and has been active since 2024.
Kalshi gives Bitcoin roughly a 1-in-4 chance of beating gold this year.
Four months remain. Is the market underestimating how quickly crypto can move?
#Bitcoin
Jelly Roll’s 300-pound weight loss is genuinely impressive. Turning it into “fat pig” jokes about Donald Trump was cheap and unnecessary.
Calling for a president’s impeachment is political speech. Doing it while wearing a military uniform raises a very different question.
Should service members be allowed to do this in uniform?
A Chinese humanoid robot reportedly ran 100 meters in 9.39 seconds — then crashed straight into a wall.The future is fast. Brakes are still in development.















