Which AI model for which use-case?
GPT | Mistral | Claude | Gemini
You can use different AI models in our chat. Every model has different strengths and purposes. Find an overview of how to use them, here:
GPT-5
Strengths:
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Best brand voice adaptation (tone, structure, style rules)
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Writes clearly, factually, and on-brand
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Perfectly combines information and personality
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Maintains consistent style even in long texts
Weaknesses:
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Slightly too polished, somewhat distant in spontaneous topics
Ideal for:
→ Brand communication, articles, trend analyses, qualitative insights, content workflows
Gemini 2.5 Flash
Strengths:
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Fastest model – excellent for research and data gathering
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Precise, analytical, and factual
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Very efficient for structured topics
Weaknesses:
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Little narrative depth
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Style can feel flat or overproduced
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Weak emotional tone or personality
Ideal for:
→ Quick web research, data foundations, FAQ texts, information updates
Gemini 2.5 Pro
Strengths:
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Analytical, journalistic, and well-structured
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Good balance between emotion and precision
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Great for reports and executive summaries
Weaknesses:
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Distant, lacks spontaneity
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Feels curated rather than conversational
Ideal for:
→ Management reports, whitepapers, structured articles
Claude Opus 4.1
Strengths:
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Linguistically strong, emotional, and creative
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Very human in expression
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Excellent “voice clone” of real people
Weaknesses:
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Overly dramatic, inconsistent style
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Less factual depth, slightly editorial in tone
Ideal for:
→ Storytelling, empathetic writing, qualitative research (verbatims, quotes)
Claude Sonnet 4
Strengths:
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Emotionally relatable and human
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Good everyday tone
Weaknesses:
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Unstable style, occasional editorial artifacts
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Inconsistent tone
Ideal for:
→ Audience simulations, emotional test texts
GPT-4.1
Strengths:
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Solid, reliable, and fact-oriented
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Clean grammar and clear structure
Weaknesses:
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Simple, uninspired, lacking dynamism
Ideal for:
→ Standard texts, neutral content production
GPT-4.1 mini
Strengths:
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Compact, clear, and brand-consistent
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High tonal stability despite smaller capacity
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Performs well on longer texts
Weaknesses:
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Low emotional depth, somewhat distant tone
Ideal for:
→ Scalable text production (snippets, FAQs, microcopy)
Mistral Medium 3.1
Strengths:
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Calm, precise, and professional
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Technically solid with clear structure
Weaknesses:
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Unremarkable, slightly sterile
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Limited emotional depth
Ideal for:
→ Technical or factual content
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