AI assistants at a glance

A conversational assistant for everyday questions, writing, learning and working with information.

Typical uses

Research, writing, planning and coding

Google’s assistant combines conversation with help understanding text, images and other information.

Typical uses

Research, learning, creative ideas and analysis

An answer engine focused on researching questions and bringing together information with linked sources.

Typical uses

Web research, fact-finding and comparisons

A conversational search experience for exploring more complex questions and asking follow-ups.

Typical uses

Detailed searches, comparisons and planning

AI-generated summaries in Google Search that bring together key information and links for further reading.

Typical uses

Quick orientation and summaries of search topics

Microsoft’s conversational assistant helps with questions, ideas and everyday tasks on the web and in its apps.

Typical uses

Everyday research, writing and planning

An assistant available on the web, in its own app and across Meta services such as WhatsApp and Instagram.

Typical uses

Everyday questions, creative ideas and conversations

An AI assistant and model family for working through questions, reasoning tasks and code.

Typical uses

Technical questions, reasoning and coding

A family of AI models from Alibaba with multilingual capabilities for conversation, analysis and coding.

Typical uses

Multilingual questions, analysis and coding

A conversational assistant for finding information, exploring ideas and working with text and code.

Typical uses

Information retrieval, creative writing and coding

Claude’s Sonnet family is designed to balance capability and speed for everyday work with text, analysis and code.

Typical uses

Writing, document analysis and coding

Claude’s Opus family focuses on demanding tasks that need deeper reasoning and work across multiple steps.

Typical uses

Complex analysis, research and software development