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Artificial intelligence
AI resources mix model documentation, services and communities. For professional use, separate demonstrated capability from data handling, output verification and operating cost.
Prepare a small set of real tasks with expected answers, allowed sources and failure cases. Compare outputs, observed cost and data handling before integrating a model.
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| Criterion | Question to resolve |
|---|---|
| Submitted data | Which data leaves the project, for what purpose and for how long? |
| Evaluation | Which real examples will expose errors, omissions and invented results? |
| Review | Who reviews the response and how can work continue if the service fails? |
Keep a short decision record: requirement, source, observed result and unresolved point. Test the same task with each candidate instead of comparing marketing lists of features.
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Official documentation and resources for integrating OpenAI models.
Use it for : Compare documented capabilities, data handling and cost on a representative test.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Conversational assistant for research, writing, analysis and creation.
Use it for : Define a task and verify sources, figures and rights before publishing an answer.
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chatgpt.comVisit official website
AI company behind the Claude model family.
Use it for : Read documented capabilities and limits before adding a model to a workflow.
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anthropic.comVisit official website
Anthropic AI assistant for analysis, writing and programming.
Use it for : Test representative cases and review outputs before public use.
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claude.aiVisit official website
Google documentation for Gemini and AI development tools.
Use it for : Compare documentation, models and terms relevant to the planned project.
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ai.google.devVisit official website
Google multimodal assistant for research and content production.
Use it for : Verify generated information and distinguish assistance from a primary source.
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gemini.google.comVisit official website
French company developing generative AI models and services.
Use it for : Compare deployment choices with data and maintenance requirements.
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mistral.aiVisit official website
Conversational assistant from Mistral AI.
Use it for : Try real questions and check answers before sharing them.
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chat.mistral.aiVisit official website
Microsoft AI assistant for search, creation and productivity.
Use it for : Clarify which work data is available in the selected context.
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copilot.microsoft.comVisit official website
Microsoft platform for building and operating AI solutions.
Use it for : Plan evaluation, monitoring and cost for each chosen use case.
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ai.azure.comVisit official website
AI assistant provided by Meta across its services and the Web.
Use it for : Check usage terms and results on concrete tasks.
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meta.aiVisit official website
Meta family of open models and technical resources.
Use it for : Check the model licence and deployment resources required.
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dev.meta.aiVisit official website
Community platform for AI models, datasets and demos.
Use it for : Explore models and datasets while checking their licences and limitations.
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huggingface.coVisit official website
AI-assisted answer engine with links to its sources.
Use it for : Open cited sources and confirm that they actually support the answer.
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perplexity.aiVisit official website
AI models and platform for business applications.
Use it for : Test the model on the actual languages and documents in use.
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cohere.comVisit official website
Generative models focused notably on images and media.
Use it for : Check rights, visual consistency and provenance of selected images.
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stability.aiVisit official website
Adobe tools for AI-assisted visual generation and editing.
Use it for : Check visual usage terms and details before publishing.
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firefly.adobe.comVisit official website
Programming assistant integrated with GitHub tools and repositories.
Use it for : Review suggested code, dependencies and tests before integration.
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github.comVisit official website
Official reference for the roles and robots rules of OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot and ChatGPT-User.
Use it for : Identify published crawlers and review site access rules against the intended use.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Official catalog of OpenAI models, capabilities and supported uses.
Use it for : Compare documented capabilities and limits before choosing a model for a specific task.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Official documentation for building reproducible evaluations and measuring model-based system quality.
Use it for : Define representative examples and success criteria before comparing outputs.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Official guide for writing instructions, structuring context and improving response reliability.
Use it for : Test instructions on real cases and retain a step for checking responses.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Official guide for producing outputs that conform to an application-defined JSON schema.
Use it for : Use a schema when software must read the output, then validate the data.
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developers.openai.comVisit official website
Voluntary framework for identifying, assessing and managing artificial intelligence risks in the context of use.
Use it for : Describe the context, affected people and observable tests before assessing an AI tool.
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nist.govVisit official website
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Artificial intelligence
AI resources mix model documentation, services and communities. For professional use, separate demonstrated capability from data handling, output verification and operating cost.
Questions to check- Test representative tasks and inspect failures.
- Review data-handling terms before sending sensitive material.
A practical use : Prepare a small set of real tasks with expected answers, allowed sources and failure cases. Compare outputs, observed cost and data handling before integrating a model.
What this cannot prove : One demo or fluent answer does not establish reliability on difficult cases. Public facts repeated by an assistant still need checking.
Examples : OpenAI Developers · Hugging Face
Related guide : Verify sources and evidence in web content
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