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In this video, I compare GPT4.0 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet to see which AI model performs better in everyday tasks like writing, summarizing, coding, and data analysis. Unlike scientific tests, I focus on practical applications relevant to work and business.

1 Writing Text
Prompt 1: Concise Product Description
Prompt: You are launching a gamechanging software tool that revolutionizes customer relationship management for businesses. Write a short, punchy product description (approximately 50 words) for website or marketing use. Highlight the key benefits, such as automating followups and providing realtime insights to boost customer retention and satisfaction.

2 Text summarization
Prompt: Provide two summaries of this article. The first summary should be 23 sentences long. The second summary should be 56 sentences long and include more detail. (insert text here)

3 Multimodal Understanding and Vision
Prompt: Analyze this image and explain it to me in table format what's going on

4 data analytics
Can you suggest improvements to make it more visually appealing and easier to understand for a presentation?”

Image generation
Prompt: generate an image of two AI robots head to head in battle

5 Research (completeness and accuracy)
Prompt: How could artificial intelligence (AI) potentially disrupt the accounting industry? Identify specific use cases, potential benefits, and challenges. Provide links to relevant articles or reports.

6 code generation
Write Python code for a game of snake that I can run on my computer.
Then tell me the step by step guide on how to do it, assuming I know nothing about programming.

7 Complex reasoning
What has a voice but cannot speak? It has a bed but never sleeps, it has a mouth but never eats, and it runs but has no feet.

At a party, each guest shakes hands with every other guest exactly once. If there were a total of 66 handshakes, how many guests were at the party?

8 Content creation
Task: Extract the core lesson or actionable tip from the YouTube script. Condense it into a concise tweet or LinkedIn post suitable for quick consumption.


However, GPT4 has the entire GPT store with thousands of custom GPTs.