Date published: 13th January 2025 |
Machines that think, create, and chat like humans? It’s not the plot of a sci-fi film. It’s happening right now, and three AI models are stealing the show: ChatGPT, Claude and now DeepSeek.
Think of them as The Beatles, Pink Floyd and Radiohead, respectively, of the tech world: each with their own unique style, but together, they’re making magic.
In order to give you a proper DeepSeek review I think it's a good idea to compare all levels of function and productivity with the top two superstars already in the charts:
Let’s pull back the curtain and see what makes these digital rockstars tick and why they’re changing the game faster than you can say “AI-powered cuppa.”
ChatGPT is the Paul McCartney of the AI world: smooth, charming, and always ready to chat. It’s the life of the party, the one you turn to when you need a natural, flowing conversation. |
Whether it’s customer service, tutoring, or just a friendly natter, ChatGPT nails it like a Beatles hit.
Why ChatGPT Wins:
But… It’s Not Perfect:
“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Peter Drucker
ChatGPT helps you create that future, one conversation at a time, just like the Beatles created the future of music, one song at a time.
Claude is the Pink Floyd of the AI world: deep, introspective, and a bit of an intellectual. Like Dark Side of the Moon, it’s all about exploring complex ideas and delivering a unique experience. |
It’s a favourite for those who want to go beyond the surface—less mainstream than ChatGPT but undeniably brilliant for those who appreciate its vibe.
Why Claude Shines:
But… It’s Not Perfect:
“Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life.” – Confucius
Claude helps you do just that, making creativity and productivity feel as effortless as floating through the cosmic soundscape of Dark Side of the Moon.
DeepSeek is the Radiohead of the AI world: experimental, boundary-pushing, and made for the niche crowd who value innovation over familiarity. |
Like OK Computer, it’s built for those who want to challenge traditional norms and dive into uncharted territory. It’s not always easy to “get,” but when you do, it’s mind-blowing.
Why DeepSeek Rocks:
But… It’s Not Perfect:
“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” – Lao Tzu
DeepSeek takes those steps with precision, one data point at a time, much like Radiohead’s journey from Pablo Honey to A Moon Shaped Pool: deliberate, innovative, and always pushing boundaries.
No review would be complete without a good old-fashioned comparison table. It’s like the encore at a concert—you didn’t think it was over, did you? Here’s where we lay it all out: DeepSeek, Claude, and ChatGPT, side by side, so you can see exactly how they stack up. Think of it as the setlist for this AI symphony.
No review would be complete without a head-to-head challenge. So, we decided to put ChatGPT, Claude and DeepSeek to the test by giving them all the same prompt. Think of it as a battle of the bands, but instead of guitars and drums, it’s algorithms and neural networks. Who will hit the high notes, and who might miss a beat? Let’s find out.
Write a short, engaging 300-word article aimed at beginners in their 20s-30s who are interested in starting a side hustle or full-time online business but feel overwhelmed by technical jargon or lack of experience. Focus on simple online business ideas like selling handmade products, offering freelance services, or creating digital content. Use a warm, encouraging, and slightly humorous tone to make readers feel confident and excited. Include three clear steps with actionable advice, a motivational quote at the end, and a call-to-action encouraging readers to take the first step today. Suggest 1-2 free or affordable tools they can use to get started.
Kerry's comments: Hits the right notes for simplicity and encouragement, but it's too cheerleading and cringey. It doesn't offer more specific, actionable steps to address hesitations or unique challenges. ChatGPT also knows me quite well so has a slight advantage - as a first draft, it's OK. |
Ditch the Overwhelm: 3 Simple Steps to Start Your Online Business
Feeling a bit like a deer in the headlights when it comes to starting an online business? You’re not alone. The good news? You don’t need a tech degree, a marketing guru, or a stack of cash to get started. Just a dash of creativity, a pinch of planning, and a sprinkle of action.
Here’s how you can take the plunge without belly-flopping:
1. Start with What You’re Good At
Love baking, designing, writing, or creating? Great. Turn it into cash. Sell handmade crafts on Etsy, offer freelance graphic design on Fiverr, or create social media content for small businesses. Start small and grow as you go.
Value Tip: Not sure what you’re good at? Ask your friends. They’ll gladly remind you of your secret talent for creating the perfect playlist or organising chaotic closets.
2. Make Your First Sale Simple
You don’t need a flashy website. Start with Instagram, Facebook Marketplace, or Gumroad for digital products. Canva (free and beginner-friendly) can help you create professional-looking designs to showcase your products or services.
3. Keep It Real, and Keep Going
Progress beats perfection every time. You’ll learn as you go, and mistakes? They’re just stepping stones disguised as banana peels. Use free tools like Trello to stay organised and Google Docs to keep notes.
As Albert Einstein said, “The only way to do great work is to love what you do.” Well, that and actually starting.
Take Action Today: Write down one thing you could sell or do online, then set up a free profile on Etsy, Fiverr, or Instagram. Small steps lead to big results.
Ready to start your journey? Share your idea below or join a community of fellow newbies to swap tips and cheer each other on.
Kerry's comments: While the article, written in Explanatory style, has a clear structure that works for its young audience, I find the tone is rather heavy on casual clichés and sophisticated writing could work better. I'd also like more evidence and expert citations to give the piece weight and credibility. |
From Side Hustle Dreams to Digital Reality: Your No-Stress Guide to Starting an Online Business
Remember when starting a business meant renting a storefront and taking out hefty loans? Those days are long gone. Today, you can launch a thriving online business from your couch, wearing your favorite pajamas – and yes, that includes the ones with the pizza stains.
Let's cut through the confusion and break down how to turn your skills or interests into income, no MBA required. Whether you're crafting jewelry between Netflix episodes or dreaming of freelancing while your cat judges your career choices, there's space for you in the digital marketplace.
First Step: Find Your Sweet Spot
Take inventory of what you already know and love doing. Maybe you're the friend who always helps others fix their resumes, or perhaps your Instagram food photos make everyone hungry. These aren't just hobbies – they're potential business foundations. Write down three things you enjoy doing that others might pay for. The key is starting with skills you already have, rather than trying to learn everything from scratch.
Second Step: Create Your Digital Home Base
You don't need a complicated website to start. Begin with a free Canva account to create professional-looking social media posts and simple business cards. For selling handmade items, Etsy's beginner-friendly platform handles all the technical details. Freelancers can start with a free portfolio on Notion, which offers beautiful templates you can set up in an afternoon.
Third Step: Make Your First Move
The hardest part isn't learning new skills – it's pushing through self-doubt. Start small: list one item for sale, apply for one freelance job, or create one piece of content. Think of it as an experiment rather than a life-changing decision. The internet is forgiving; you can always adjust your approach based on what works.
"The distance between your dreams and reality is called action." - Unknown
Ready to begin? Open a new document right now and spend just 15 minutes brainstorming what you could offer. Your future self will thank you for starting today, pizza-stained pajamas and all.
Kerry's comments: It’s warm and clear, but it needs more edge, bolder humour, sharper personality and a unique twist to stand out. The tools are helpful, but predictable. Solid foundation, just missing that spark to make it truly mine. |
Start Your Online Business Today—No Tech Degree Required!
Feeling overwhelmed by terms like "SEO," "dropshipping," or "conversion rates"? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Starting an online business doesn’t require a tech wizard’s brain or a business degree. Whether you’re dreaming of selling handmade candles, offering freelance writing services, or creating killer digital content, the online world is your oyster. And guess what? You can crack it open with just a few simple steps.
Step 1: Find Your Thing
What do you love doing? Baking, designing, writing, or even organizing? Your passion can be your product or service. If you’re great at knitting scarves, start there. If you’re a whiz at social media, offer to manage accounts for small businesses. The key is to start small and focus on something you enjoy.
Step 2: Set Up Shop (Without Breaking the Bank)
You don’t need a fancy website to start. Platforms like Etsy (for handmade goods) or Fiverr (for freelance services) make it easy to set up shop in minutes. If you’re creating digital content, Canva is your best friend for designing eye-catching graphics—no design skills needed. These tools are either free or super affordable, so you can test the waters without drowning in expenses.
Step 3: Share Your Awesome
Once you’ve got your product or service ready, shout it from the digital rooftops! Use social media to share your work, connect with potential customers, and build a community. Post regularly, engage with comments, and don’t be afraid to ask friends to spread the word.
Remember, every big business started as a small idea. As the saying goes, “The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is today.” So, what are you waiting for? Take that first step—your future self will thank you!
Call-to-Action: Ready to dive in? Pick one idea, grab a free tool, and start today. Your side hustle (or full-time empire) is just a few clicks away!
According to a Medium article titled "Don’t Use DeepSeek V3", there are some concerns regarding the use of DeepSeek V3. The article highlights potential issues with the model’s performance in certain scenarios, particularly when it comes to handling ambiguous or less structured data. It suggests that while DeepSeek excels in precision tasks, it may not be the best choice for more dynamic or creative applications. This aligns with our analysis, emphasizing DeepSeek’s strengths in data-intensive tasks while acknowledging its limitations in versatility and conversational abilities.
DeepSeek V3 has and continues to have significant investment and resources poured into its development, highlighting its advanced algorithms and cutting-edge technology. However, it also points out that the model’s high cost and complexity might not be justified for all users, particularly those with simpler needs.
Key Takeaways:
These insights further underscore the importance of choosing the right AI model based on specific needs and tasks. While DeepSeek offers unparalleled precision, its limitations in versatility and conversational abilities make it less suitable for certain applications. This reinforces the value of having a diverse AI toolkit, where models like Claude and ChatGPT can complement DeepSeek’s strengths.
Let’s give DeepSeek its due. A 300-word conversational task? That’s ChatGPT’s bread and butter—quick, dynamic, and perfect for churning out snappy dialogue or musings. But DeepSeek isn’t trying to join the chat. Its forte lies elsewhere, in the realm of precision, structure, and self-correction. When nuance and accuracy matter more than speed, DeepSeek steps up like a detail-obsessed editor, catching mistakes you didn’t know you made.
This blew my mind: while researching for this article I asked DeepSeek to tidy up some text, banning em dashes outright. It missed the mark slightly at first but, in a moment of algorithmic introspection, caught its own error, corrected it, and delivered perfection - without me asking. I've had a full-on argument with ChatGPT over the same issue. So well done DeepSeek, that’s not just following instructions; it’s owning the task. DeepSeek thrives when tasks demand meticulous accuracy, making it ideal for moments when detail cannot be compromised.
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In a way, it’s a bit like choosing between a Swiss Army knife, a fountain pen, and a laser scalpel. Each has its place, and knowing when to wield which tool is the trick. As they say, "The best technology serves, not competes." So, next time you’re stuck, ask yourself: chat, nuance, or precision?
Hi! I'm Kerry, and I’ve been helping busy entrepreneurs harness the power of digital innovation for nearly three decades.
Starting in 1995 with Greener Design, a web design company that grew into a full-scale digital marketing agency, I’ve built a legacy of turning potential into success.
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