#Comparing GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Gemini and Gemini Ultra

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still sage
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Comparing AI cuz im bored

The prompt was the exact same on every model

"write a 3 paragraph short story. be creative as possible"


GPT 3.5 Output:

"In a world where magic was as common as air, there lived a young sorceress named Lyra. Unlike her peers who flaunted their powers with grand displays, Lyra preferred to keep hers hidden, tucked away like a precious secret. She spent her days wandering through enchanted forests, where the whispers of ancient trees and the songs of mystical creatures were her only companions. One fateful afternoon, while lost in thought amidst a grove of shimmering silver birches, Lyra stumbled upon a forgotten tome buried beneath a tangle of roots. Its pages crackled with untold stories, its words dancing with forgotten spells.

With trembling fingers, Lyra traced the intricate runes etched upon the book's weathered cover. As she flipped through its pages, she uncovered a wealth of knowledge that ignited a spark within her soul. Each incantation she mastered opened new doorways to realms beyond her wildest dreams. But as her power grew, so too did the shadows that lurked at the edge of her vision, whispering dark temptations into her ear. Despite the warnings of her heart, Lyra found herself drawn deeper into the forbidden arts, unable to resist the allure of forbidden knowledge.

In the end, it was not the grandeur of her magic that defined Lyra, but the choices she made in the face of darkness. With each incantation, she wove a tapestry of light to ward off the encroaching shadows, battling against the very forces she had once courted. And though the path ahead was fraught with peril, Lyra walked it with her head held high, a beacon of hope in a world teetering on the brink of chaos. For in the end, it was not the power of magic that saved her, but the strength of her spirit and the purity of her heart."


GPT-4 Output:

"In the heart of an ancient forest, where trees whispered secrets older than time, there lived a peculiar rabbit named Thistle. Unlike any other rabbit, Thistle was born with wings, a gift from the forest itself, or so the animals whispered. His wings shimmered in hues of silver and blue, reflecting the moonlight in such a way that they seemed to capture the very essence of the night sky. Thistle, however, saw his wings not as a gift, but as a symbol of his isolation, for no other creature shared his unique trait. He spent his days exploring the depths of the forest, seeking solace in its ancient wisdom and the company of its oldest trees.

One night, under the glow of a full moon, Thistle stumbled upon a clearing he had never seen before. In its center stood a crystal-clear pond, its waters still and reflecting the moonlight with an intensity that seemed otherworldly. As Thistle approached, drawn by an inexplicable pull, he saw his reflection for the first time—the full extent of his wings spread wide, magnificent and ethereal. It was then that he heard a gentle voice, a voice that seemed to emanate from the very heart of the forest, whispering, "Thistle, your wings are not a burden, but a bridge between the earth and the stars, a reminder that all creatures are connected in the great tapestry of life."

Emboldened by these words, Thistle took a leap of faith, flapping his wings with all his might. He soared into the night sky, higher and higher, until the forest lay far beneath him. As he flew, he felt a transformation within, a shedding of the loneliness and doubt that had once weighed him down. He realized that his wings, once a source of sorrow, were indeed a gift—a gift that allowed him to see the world from a new perspective, to connect with the stars and the moon, and to share the ancient wisdom of the forest with all who dwelled within it. Thistle's journey had taught him that true beauty lies in embracing one's uniqueness, for it is our differences that make us truly magical."
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Gemini Output:

"Elara, a clockmaker with eyes the color of twilight, lived in a city built on the back of a giant, moss-covered turtle. The creature lumbered across a star-strewn sea, its every breath a tidal wave that rocked the cobblestone streets. Elara's workshop, crammed with ticking trinkets and whirring gears, hummed with the rhythm of the turtle's heart. One day, a broken contraption, resembling a birdcage woven from moonlight, tumbled through her window. A tiny, lost star blinked within its bars, its light dimming with each frantic flutter. Elara, touched by the star's plight, spent sleepless nights mending the cage with stardust thread and clockwork wings. As the first rays of dawn kissed the horizon, the star chirped, its light rekindled. With a grateful wink, it soared through the open window, leaving behind a single, silver feather shimmering on Elara's workbench. From then on, Elara's clocks nicht only told time, but also whispered stories of constellations and stardust, forever reminding her of the night a lost star found its way home."

Note: I asked it the same prompt but it seems to have ignored the 3 paragraph part


Gemini Ultra output:

"Alice had long given up chasing white bunnies down metaphorical holes – life in the corporate wasteland had a way of draining that sort of whimsy. Each day was a blur of identical cubicles and spreadsheets that stretched into an infinity of numbers. Today, however, something unusual was afoot. Her computer flickered, not with the typical glitch, but with something... otherworldly. Spiraling green shapes formed on the screen, a vortex of pixels that seemed to pull at her very essence. Curiosity battling common sense, she reached out a tentative finger.

The world seemed to explode inwards, a rush of cold air engulfing her. Alice blinked, disoriented. Everything was wrong. Colors bled into one another with impossible vividness, birdsong trilling symphonies unfamiliar to her ears. This wasn't her office, or any building she recognized. Below her bare feet, soft moss carped at the ground, and ancient trees stretched for a sky the color of ripe blueberries. In the distance, she saw movement – small winged figures zipping like flashes of gold, giggling mischievously. Had she...did she fall through her computer?

As bewildering as this all was, an almost forgotten sensation stirred in Alice – wonder. For the first time in ages, she didn't yearn for the predictable patterns of her old life. The bizarre landscape sprawled before her brimmed with a thousand undiscovered stories. Taking a deep breath, a smile cracking over her face, Alice stepped off the moss. Perhaps not everyone needed a white rabbit to take them somewhere extraordinary. It seemed that, now and then, all it took was a broken computer and a dash of bravery."

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this is uh

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strange

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gpt-4 by far wrote the most creative story

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GPT seems to preform better during short stories

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bru

frosty meteor
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That's a shit benchmark

still sage
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yeah

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no kidding

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im about to malee

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aa better

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one

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that was just a basic test

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hold on

frosty meteor
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Needs more logic and reasoning

still sage
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i should also compare copilo