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Three Levels of AI: Chat, Collaboration, and Agent
They are all called AI, yet their capabilities and cost structures differ enormously. This article breaks the tools on the market into three levels — chat, collaboration, and agent — and gives you a decision table to first clarify which level a need belongs to, then talk tool selection and budget, so you avoid spending money on the wrong tool.
A Framework for Choosing AI Tools: Five Questions That Eliminate 90% of Options
Facing a dizzying list of AI tools, trialing them one by one is the most expensive way to choose. This article gives you five screening questions — data sensitivity, error tolerance, integration needs, usage scale, and cost of failure — each mapped to which category of tool to pick, and ends with a decision-flow table that walks you through the whole judgment.
Which AI Tool Should I Use: Four Questions and You Have Your Answer
Not a comparison table — a decision tree. Ask four questions in order: what form of output you want from it, whether you are willing to touch a terminal, whether your data can go to a third party, and how long you plan to use it. Every branch points to the matching tool category and a specific article on this site.