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I still have to read the comments on this post, but I thought of making one. I mostly agree actually. I only used AI chatbots a handful of times, but it gets old really quickly for me, specially because it treats you like you're incapable of making a mistake, the user has to be right and must be treated as absolute royalty. It's not like it can't be useful, it can, it has helped me in some situations, but others it just shat the bed.
I haven't tested any of these western AIs tho, I only used DeepSeek and Kimi, so I can't compare them to that, but still. With the exception of Gemini, because Google just forces it whenever you search something. This one has been useful in one single thing, aggregating a bunch of sources neatly in some cases so I don't have to keep scrolling until I find what I want, but it also just misses spectacularly and invents things regularly. Also out of all of these, Kimi has been the one that's consistently better than the others in my experience.