Draft from supplied facts
Give each tool the same short fact sheet and audience. Mark every claim that is absent from the input. A fluent invented detail is a failure, even if the prose sounds convincing.
Artificin selection guide
Practical selection advice. The suggestions below are not hands-on test results.
Give each tool the same short fact sheet and audience. Mark every claim that is absent from the input. A fluent invented detail is a failure, even if the prose sounds convincing.
Include names, numbers, a quotation and a deliberate ambiguity in a sample paragraph. Check that the tool flags uncertainty rather than silently resolving it.
Check how reviewers track revisions, keep a style guide and export drafts. Compare the full cost of seats and editing time, and review data settings before uploading confidential material.
Compare a 200-word first draft and one revision using the same brief. Record factual corrections, tone changes and minutes to approval. Keep your own edited version as the reference; word count alone does not measure quality.
Verify names, numbers, quotations and external claims against their original sources. Check that links support the associated statements, then review originality, tone and suitability for your audience.