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# ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude or Gemini: how to choose

Start with your tasks and approved tools. Compare assistants using the same document, request and quality criteria. The choice then depends on your working environment, data conditions, the features available in your subscription and actual use.

## In brief

- Focus: ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude or Gemini: how to choose
- Approach: A defined task and a human review
- Next step: Scope the work before choosing a format

| Situation | Question to ask |
| --- | --- |
| Microsoft 365 team | Which Copilot features and permissions are available? |
| Google Workspace team | Which Gemini access has the administrator approved? |
| Cross-system work | Does ChatGPT or Claude fit the task with your approved account? |
| Final decision | Which output remains correct after human review? |

## Which tool should you try first?

An already approved tool is often the simplest starting point. Check the licence and actual features before planning exercises. A product name alone does not describe what a particular account can access.

For a team using Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, first consider that environment. For work across systems, a general-purpose assistant may be another option. These are scoping suggestions, not performance rankings.

## How can you run a useful comparison?

Use an invented or approved document and request the same output: a summary, table or first draft. Define the required elements and unacceptable errors in advance.

Assess accuracy, traceability, instruction following and human correction time. Convincing text is not necessarily correct. Record the date and test conditions because products change.

## What should you check about data?

Review contract terms, account settings, document access and internal rules. A feature in a consumer product may have different terms in a business offering.

Exclusion from model training does not remove the need to control access, retention and the documents shared. A workshop should use tools approved for the selected tasks.

## A few useful answers.

## Keep the work moving.

## FAQ

### Which assistant is best?

There is no single answer for every role and account. Compare a specific task under the actual conditions of your organisation.

### Do we need several licences?

Start with the need and existing access. Establish requirements before purchasing anything.

### Are subscriptions included?

No subscription is assumed to be included. The proposal will specify who provides accounts and which features will be used.

### Are these official vendor courses?

Mentioning tools does not imply a vendor partnership or official certification. The programme is a WeGoTo offer.

## Sources

- [Microsoft: enterprise data and privacy ](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/plan/microsoft-365-copilot-privacy)
- [Google Workspace: controls on Gemini access ](https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/17010577?hl=en)
- [OpenAI: business privacy ](https://openai.com/business-data/)
- [Anthropic: privacy information ](https://privacy.anthropic.com/)

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