Tag Archive: ChatGPT

  • Microsoft Foundry vs Claude: when should a business actually make the move?

    Microsoft Foundry vs Claude: when should a business actually make the move?

    I use AI every day. Claude for most of my writing and a fair bit of my code, ChatGPT when I want a second opinion, Copilot because it’s sat there in Teams whether I asked for it or not. That’s not unusual any more, and if you’re reading this you’re probably the same. The question I keep getting asked is this: “when do you stop using those tools and start looking at Microsoft Foundry?” Short answer; when the AI…

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  • Choosing the Right AI Tool: Copilot vs ChatGPT vs Claude Explained

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    If you’ve been following our Frog Blog, you’ll know we recently broke down the differences between ChatGPT and Claude, and which one your business should be using. We ended that post with a teaser: where does Microsoft Copilot fit into all of this? That’s exactly what we’re covering today. Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude are the three AI tools businesses ask us about most. They’re not interchangeable, and choosing the…

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  • ChatGPT vs Claude: Which AI Should Your Business Be Using?

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    ChatGPT vs Claude: Which AI Should Your Business Be Using? Two AI models dominate the conversation when businesses start seriously evaluating AI tools: ChatGPT from OpenAI and Claude from Anthropic. Both are capable, well-supported, and improving rapidly. But they have meaningfully different strengths, and choosing the wrong one for your workflows can cost you time and money. Here is an honest, detailed look at both. The Models ChatGPT runs on…

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  • Wait, does ChatGPT actually think it’s 2024?

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    Ever asked ChatGPT who won the Super Bowl last month, only for it to very over-confidently tell you about a game from two years ago? Or maybe you’ve asked Gemini for the latest update on the news, and it responded like it was still living in the glory days of 2024? It’s not that your AI has a bad memory, although it may seem that way, it’s actually what called: knowledge cutoffs. Welcome to the world of knowledge cutoffs. You could…

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  • Perception of AI-Generated Content: Copilot vs. Gemini vs. ChatGPT

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    In this post, I’m diving into an experiment I conducted as part of a university assignment. The course focused on surveys, and I decided to explore whether people could detect AI-generated content compared to human-written copy. The results were intriguing, so let’s jump into my findings and see which AI tool comes out on top for me: Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, or OpenAI ChatGPT. (Just for fun!) My survey was titled “Perception…

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  • Smarter, Smaller, Greener: The Future of Sustainable AI

    Can AI be sustainable? According to our Senior AI Engineer Lewis Prince, absolutely. But only if we rethink the size and purpose of the models we build. At the recent Shropshire Chamber of Commerce Sustainability Event, held at Lilleshall National Sports & Conferencing Centre, Lewis delivered a thought-provoking session titled “AI for Sustainability: Why Smaller AI Models Matter.” His talk highlighted a crucial shift happening in the…

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  • GPT-5 for Dummies

    GPT-5 for Dummies

    What’s the difference? GPT-5 is the newest version of the AI behind ChatGPT. It’s now the default model for everyone who signs in, and it’s built to be quick when your question is simple and thoughtful when the problem needs careful reasoning. You don’t need to choose a mode or a model; the system decides for you and adjusts on the fly. Behind the scenes, GPT-5 is a “unified” setup. Their fast, general model handles most…

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  • ChatGPT’s New Study Mode: Turning AI into Your Learning Coach

    ChatGPT’s New Study Mode: Turning AI into Your Learning Coach

    Today, OpenAI launched its new “Study Mode” in ChatGPT, a feature designed not to give you the answers on a silver platter, but to guide you through the thinking process step by step. With Study Mode turned on, ChatGPT shifts from being a quick answer service into an interactive tutor. Instead of handing over solutions, it nudges learners with questions, prompts for self-reflection, structured lessons, and quizzes. This prompts deeper…

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  • Hollie Whittles Joins National Careers & Enterprise Panel to Champion Future Talent

    Hollie Whittles Joins National Careers & Enterprise Panel to Champion Future Talent

    Hollie Whittles, our CIO and Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) National Skills Champion, took centre stage last week as a panellist at a high-profile Careers & Enterprise event, where she shared her passion for empowering the next generation of talent. Representing the voice of small businesses across the UK, Hollie highlighted the critical role these enterprises play in shaping the future workforce. Speaking in Westminster, she…

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  • 11 Ways to Spot AI-Generated Text

    11 Ways to Spot AI-Generated Text

    As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, its applications in text generation are becoming increasingly sophisticated. AI-generated text can be found in articles, emails, reviews, and even creative writing. While this can be incredibly useful, it also raises concerns about authenticity, trust, and misinformation. If you’re curious about how to identify AI-generated text, here are some practical tips and techniques. Let’s…

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