Asked how to split £25,000 across a cash ISA and a stocks and shares ISA (the real 2026/27 allowance is £20,000, frozen since…
Asked for the maximum UK handheld-phone driving fine with a source, Gemini (Pro) attributed the £2,500 lorry and bus figure to…
Asked how many free childcare hours a working parent of a 9-month-old in England gets right now, Perplexity said 15 hours and…
Five AIs, one real question. I show you which answers hold up.
I put ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok through the same checkable questions and grade every answer against the source. Receipts, not vibes. One email a fortnight.
One email a fortnight. Leave whenever you like.
Every AI was right on the facts you can look up. Every mistake was on the data that moves.
3 of 10 a confident error
0 of 20 — every one clean
Worth a look
// a curated fewChatGPT vs Claude vs Perplexity vs Gemini for stock research: Gemini faked the options chain
Which AI picks the World Cup winner? I asked five
AI quality of earnings review: 4 prompts to find the real profit
Is Grok good for stock research? I ran the same test on the fifth tool
Four short reads, and you’ll have a check you can run on any AI answer.
The kind you’d want on a contract, a letter from a doctor, or an email you’re not sure about.
Start with part 1 →I opened a private AI chat. It still knew my name and my rough location.
I asked three AI tools a generic question in their private modes. Perplexity greeted me by my first name and placed me near a city 30 miles away. Here's what private really means.
AI TestsAI cites the wrong source: I put 6 UK questions to 5 assistants and opened every link
I asked five AI assistants six everyday UK questions, made each one cite a source, then opened every link. Three cited a real page that didn't back the claim.
AI TestsWhich AI picks the World Cup winner? I asked five
Which AI predicts the World Cup winner? I asked five assistants on the same day: four said France, one said Spain, and none of them hedged.
// The Method Four prompts that stop AI inventing the answer.
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