Reliable AI Choices for the Workplace
Grok, developed by Elon Musk, has been recognized as one of the most reliable AI chatbots for workplace use. It demonstrated the lowest rate of false positives-just 8%-among the 10 major models tested. To compare, the industry leader ChatGPT showed one of the highest false positive rates at 35%, surpassed only by Google’s Gemini, which registered 38%.
The study conducted by Relum in December evaluated chatbots based on parameters such as hallucination frequency, customer ratings, response stability, and downtime frequency. Each chatbot was then assigned a reliability risk score from 0 to 99, with higher scores indicating more significant problems.
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Grok showed an 8% hallucination rate, a customer rating of 4.5, stability of 3.5, and a downtime of only 0.07%, resulting in an overall risk score of just 6. Meanwhile, DeepSeek ranked second with a 14% hallucination rate and zero downtime, achieving a superb risk score of 4.
High hallucination and downtime rates caused ChatGPT to score the highest risk of 99, followed by Claude and Meta AI, which received reliability scores of 75 and 70, respectively.
Overall Impact and Industry Views
The Chief Product Officer at Relum, Razvan-Lucian Haiduc, shared insights on the study’s findings. “About 65% of American companies now use AI chatbots in their daily work, and nearly 45% of employees admit they have shared confidential company information using these tools. These figures underscore how integral chatbots have become in daily operations. Dependence on AI tools is likely to grow, so companies should select chatbots based on their reliability and specific business needs. A chatbot commonly used is not necessarily the best fit for your industry or the most accurate for your tasks.”
Further analysis shows that companies are now increasingly centered on blending AI reliability with adaptability to different business environments, which is crucial for strategic development.
