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AI Tests

The same question put to six AIs at once, graded against the source.

The evidence so far

52 AI errors, and 44 times an AI caught something I'd missed, logged in 31 of these 41 posts, up to 3 Nov 2026.

The evidence

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How accurate is Google Gemini? Right on numbers, last on sources

It invented no figures across 27 graded answers in June 2026, but came last of five on sources, passing 8 of 18 citation checks.

AI Tests 5 min read

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How often is ChatGPT wrong? 20 tests in 2026, one clear pattern

In my October scored test the free app got about one answer in four wrong, and the wrong ones looked just like the right ones.

AI Tests 4 min read

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9 types of AI hallucinations, named from real tests

Nine types of AI hallucinations, named and defined, each tied to a dated, logged failure from my own sessions, with the check that catches it.

AI Tests 19 min read

About AI Tests

AI Tests are the head-to-head pages on the site. Each one puts the same question to several AIs at once (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and Copilot), then grades the answers against a primary source: who got it right, who bluffed, and how I checked. The answers are shown verbatim, screenshots included. When a model was confidently wrong, the wrong answer stays in the post. The gap between what it claimed and what checked out is usually the story.

The questions range from the time I asked Gemini to review this site and it audited a different business entirely, to what happens when you push back on a correct answer. Anything with a checkable right answer is fair game. That's the point.

Every failure documented in these posts feeds the running error log; the moments a model caught something I'd missed feed the catches. When a test goes well, I say so. When it doesn't, that's usually the better post.