Keep pulling the thread on Claude Code.
Google's Gemini is not currently considered a top-tier AI model for intensive work, ranking behind ChatGPT and Claude.
AI models like Claude Code and Codex have a "computer use" option that allows them to control a user's mouse, browser, and computer to perform tasks.
AI agents like ChatGPT 5.6 SOL and Codex can perform complex tasks such as downloading and using unfamiliar software like Blender to create 3D models based on natural language prompts.
Modern AI models like GPT-5.6 SOL and Codex can perform complex reference-checking tasks with high accuracy, without hallucinating page numbers or inventing text.
Google has fallen behind in the AI race, lacking a leading frontier model and a competitive code generation model comparable to OpenAI's Codex.
For intensive work, the only two viable choices for AI models are currently ChatGPT and Claude.
When given permission, ChatGPT can autonomously send emails on a user's behalf, whereas Claude defaults to asking for approval first.
AI models like GPT-5.6 SOL and Codex can proofread a book-length PDF, check 195 references, and generate extensive notes in 30 minutes.
Google's current strengths in AI include specialized tools like Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) and rich media models like Gemini Omni for video processing.
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