Which AI tool creates the best research reports and can replace a real analyst? I tested three of the biggest names in AI research. One of them scored 94.5% accuracy and costs 60% less. And it's beating tools that cost way more money. And the results, they're going to change how you think about AI forever. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers. I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. So, here's what's crazy. Everyone's talking about AI tools for research, but most of them just dump a bunch of text on you. No charts, no sources, just walls of boring text that nobody wants to read. And that's where things get interesting. I just discovered this tool called Skywork. And when I tested it against Menace and Genspar, something wild happened. But before I show you the results, let me tell you why this matters. If you're a student, you need credible sources for your papers. If you're running a business, you need real data for your reports. And if you're creating content, you need facts that actually check out. Most AI tools, they just make stuff up. But these free tools I'm testing today, they actually show you where they get their information. They search the web right in front of you. You can see which websites they're looking at. You can see what data they're pulling. And here's where it gets really good. Skywork just hit number one on something called the GAIA benchmark. That's basically the Olympics for AI research tools. They scored 92.5% on level one tasks. Manis got 86.5%. And OpenAI's deep research only 74.3% but benchmarks are just numbers. What really matters is how these tools perform when you actually use them. So I put them through three brutal tests. Test number one, environmental technology research. I asked all three tools to create a comprehensive report on carbon capture technologies. I wanted efficiency rates, costs per ton of CO2, the top startups, everything. Genpark went first and it crashed. Got this weird error message about peer connections. Then it finally worked, but some images didn't even load. The research was okay, but nothing special. Manis did better. It showed me exactly which websites it was searching. Pretty cool to watch. But when I copied the content to check the word count, only 2,465 words. That's not deep research. That's a blog post. Then I tried Skywork. This thing searched 65 different sources. 65. And the report it created, it looked like something a professional consultant would charge thousands for. Beautiful graphs, clear data, perfect formatting, and the writing, it didn't sound like a robot. It sounded like an expert. But wait, it gets better. Test number two, business report on electric vehicle battery recycling. This time I wanted market size, growth projections, key players, regulatory stuff for US, EU, and China. The whole deal. Genpark finished first. This time the report was decent, but honestly kind of boring. Just walls of text with some basic formatting. Manners came in second. Better than GenSpark. Had some nice tables and bullet points. You could actually use this in a meeting, but Skywork once again it took a bit longer, but man was it worth the wait. First thing I noticed, a table of contents because that's what real research reports have. Then responsive graphs that actually update with the data charts that make sense, pictures for reference, and the content itself. It reads like something from McKenzie or Deote. Now, here's something most people don't know. Skywork is 60% cheaper than OpenAI's deep research tool. And based on these benchmarks, it's actually performing better. On level two, Gaia tasks Skywork hit 83.7%. Open AAI only got 69.1%. But I wasn't done testing yet. Test number three, technical user manual for hydroponic farming. This one's tricky cuz it needs specific technical details. Equipment specs, nutrient solutions, troubleshooting guides, ROI calculations, the works, and honestly, all three tools did pretty well here. Gen Spark actually impressed me this round. created a solid user manual with good details. Skywork came in strong as usual. Superdetailed manual with embedded sources throughout the document. You could actually follow this and build the system. Manus was good, too. Not as detailed as the others, but still usable. But here's what sealed the deal for me. Skywork has this feature where you choose what type of report you're creating. Market research, business report, academic paper, blog post. It adjusts everything based on what you need and the sources. They're embedded right in the document. Click on any fact and boom, you see exactly where it came from. No more wondering if the AI just made something up. Now, let's talk about the simple QA benchmark for a second. Skywork scored 94.5% accuracy. The previous best 93.9%. And these other AI models everyone's talking about, GPT4, only got 38.2%. That's not even close. But what really matters is the user experience. When you use Manus or Genspark, you get decent results. Sometimes good, sometimes just okay. But when you use Skywork, you get something you can actually present to your boss or submit to your professor or publish on your website. And here's the kicker. It's free to start. New users get credits just for signing up. Do a few tasks. Invite some friends and you've got enough credits for serious research. No credit card required. I've been in the AI space for a while now. I've tested hundreds of tools and most of them are just hype. But Skywork, this is different. The formatting alone saves hours. Instead of getting a text dump that you have to organize yourself, you get professional documents ready to use charts that actually make sense, data that's properly cited, writing that sounds human, and the speed. While it takes a bit longer than the others, we're talking minutes, not hours. For the quality you get, that's nothing. Here's what I think is really happening. Manis and Genspark are good tools. They're trying to solve the same problem. But Skywork approached it differently. They didn't just build another AI chatbot. They built a research assistant. When Skywork searches those 65 sources, it's not just grabbing random sentences. It's understanding context, finding patterns, connecting dots. That's why the output feels so much more complete. And those benchmarks I showed you, they're not marketing fluff. Gaya is a legitimate test created by researchers. It measures how well AI can handle real world tasks. And Skywork is crushing it. Level three, GAIA tasks. These are the really hard ones. Skywork still beats everyone at 57.7%. That's tied with Manis, but way ahead of OpenAI at 47.6%. But numbers only tell part of the story. What really matters is what happens when you use these tools for real work. And after running these tests, the difference is clear. If you need quick summaries, sure, use whatever. But if you need real research, professional reports, academic papers, there's only one choice. And look, I get it. New tools come out every day. Everyone claims they're revolutionary. But how many actually deliver? I've shown you the benchmarks. I've shown you real tests. I've shown you actual outputs. The evidence is right there. Skywork isn't just another AI tool. It's what we've been waiting for. Real research, real sources, real quality at a price that actually makes sense. And here's something else. The interface is clean. No confusing buttons, no weird menus. You tell it what you want. Pick your report type and let it work. But wait, there's more features I haven't even told you about yet. Skywork doesn't just do research reports. You can create slides for your presentations, actual PowerPoint style slides with all your data already formatted. No more copying and pasting for hours. Need a spreadsheet? It builds those too with formulas, charts, everything organized. Just export and you're done. Want to create a web page? Skyworks got you. It'll build the whole thing with your research integrated ready to publish. And get this, you can even create podcast scripts or just general content, whatever you need, it adapts. Plus, there's this thing called the knowledge base. You upload your own documents, your own data, and Skywork uses that in its research. So, if you've got company reports, previous research, anything like that, it becomes part of the AI's brain. The best part, you can try it yourself right now. Use my link in the description to get started. You'll get free credits as a new user. Enough to create several deep research reports, but I don't think you'll stop at just a few because after testing hundreds of AI tools, I can tell you this. Most of them are toys, fun to play with, but not useful for real work. Skywork. This is a tool for professionals, students using this for research papers, business owners creating market reports, content creators finding real data, consultants building client presentations. This is what AI should have been from the start. and at 60% less than OpenAI's tool while performing better. That's not competition. That's domination. Look, I've shown you the evidence, the benchmarks, the real tests, the actual outputs. Now, it's your turn. Click the link below. That's my special link that gets you started with free credits. No credit card needed. Start with something simple, maybe a market research report for your industry, or an academic paper on a topic you're curious about, or even just a blog post with real citations. Once you see what Skywork can do, you'll understand why I'm this excited. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Tell me what kind of research you're working on. Tell me which feature sounds most useful to you. I want to hear how Skywork is going to change your workflow. Remember, this isn't about jumping on the latest trend. This is about using tools that actually work, tools that save time, tools that deliver results. Skywork just changed the game. And if you're not using it yet, you're already behind. The link is right there in the description and pinned comment. Get your free credits. Try it today. Thanks for watching.