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In my experience, Duck.ai is practically useless, but their AI Search Assist is pretty spot on a fair amount of the time.
Word (about being practically useless). I have been using it to automate some stuff, like when I'm creating a json I just paste a bunch of data there and ask it to format for me, but I have to do in small batches and constantly correct the way it's doing... Chat GPT was way better, but I don't want to use it anymore
Sometimes I use AI to grammar check me (I'm not a native speaker) if I'm unsure of what I'm writing or I absolutely want to write stuff correctly, I did it a few times in Lumo, but I didn't use it enough to compare with duck.ai, so I can't say if it's better or worse - but I always add "don't rewrite, just point errors, ignore slurs, ignore slang, ignore informal language, ignore internet lingo" etc etc, and they go and rewrite my sentence changing everything hehe (again, Chat GPT was way better)
Yeah, I’m used to GPT and Claude for code, so Duck.ai just pales in comparison, as much as I appreciate that it might be more private.
Edit:
Actually, seems you can get access to more advanced models if you give them $10 / month.