I looked at an AI leaderboard so you donât have to... đ Quick translation: itâs basically âTop Trumps for LLMsâ, but instead of a dragon vs a robot, itâs: - memory - reasoning - tool use - how often it doesnât faceplant on a multi-step task đĄ What the table roughly suggests: - GPT-5.2 xhigh is the all-rounder, best overall scores in this screenshot - Claude Opus 4.5 is the âclose second that often writes like it has read a bookâ - Gemini 3 Pro Preview is the âI can remember your entire business planâ option because the context window is enormous - The âmediumâ tiers are where you start seeing the classic symptoms: - randomly shortening your copy - ignoring half the brief - confidently inventing details - acting like schema markup is a vibe not a format đ§ What this means for you (and your future sanity): - If youâre doing multi-step tasks (funnels, automations, CRM logic, debugging, structured content), choose the model that scores well on agentic/tool use - If youâre pasting big inputs (long pages, brand rules, FAQs, 18 tabs worth of chaos), prioritise context window - If youâre writing persuasive content, remember: - leaderboards measure test performance - your audience measures whether it sounds like a human who understands humans đŻ My practical rule of thumb: - Use the âbig brainâ tier when the job has consequences - Use the fast one when youâre brainstorming and you donât mind binning 30% of it đ Tiny challenge for today: - Pick one task you keep avoiding (a sales page section, a follow-up sequence, a messy automation) - Run it through a higher-tier model once - Compare time saved, clarity gained and how many times you mutter âfor Godâs sakeâ at the screen P.S. If you want, comment MODEL ME and tell me what youâre using AI for (content, automations, offers, SEO). Iâll tell you which model mode to use for that job and the prompt structure that stops it going off piste.