AL- 1-0 AL- · 44% KAI 1-2 PAN · 54% AL- 1-1 ALS · 45% JUV 1-0 REN · 56% ARA 0-2 AZA · 57% DIN 1-0 NEC · 54% FER 2-0 TOR · 59% LEC 1-1 SUN · 46% OFI 0-2 BAY · 61% UNI 1-0 HAP · 54% STU 1-2 MAR · 48% FKC 1-2 FCC · 56% GET 1-2 FCL · 50% FCI 0-1 MJA · 53% AL- 1-0 AL- · 44% KAI 1-2 PAN · 54% AL- 1-1 ALS · 45% JUV 1-0 REN · 56% ARA 0-2 AZA · 57% DIN 1-0 NEC · 54% FER 2-0 TOR · 59% LEC 1-1 SUN · 46% OFI 0-2 BAY · 61% UNI 1-0 HAP · 54% STU 1-2 MAR · 48% FKC 1-2 FCC · 56% GET 1-2 FCL · 50% FCI 0-1 MJA · 53%

Which AI is best for making decisions?

Updated 22 October 2026

Short answer

None on its own. Models from different labs make different mistakes, so the most reliable answer comes from asking several and looking at how many agree. Where answers can be checked (football results), ten models agreeing were right 62.4% of the time, versus 48.4% for an average single model.

Use AI as a panel, not an oracle

  • Ask a clear yes/no question with the key facts.
  • Look at the split: 10–0 means a clear answer, 6–4 means it genuinely depends.
  • Read the reasons of the minority; they often name the risk you missed.

Try it

Ask 10 AIs at once: GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral and more vote and explain.

Questions

Is ChatGPT good for decisions?

It is a good thinking partner, but one model's answer shifts with phrasing. Compare it with others; GPT alone matched football results 47.2% of the time against 62.4% for unanimous panels.

Ask 10 AIs before your next match.

Free picks for every match, every model graded, and your own questions answered by the whole council.