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Find out where the food buyers exist on the social media? Output condition
- Include fact links after the paragraph or sentence
“Where food buyers exist on social media”
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Find out where the food buyers exist on the social media? Output condition
- Include fact links after the paragraph or sentence
Content density: websites cited vs. length in words
Takeaway and the numbers behind the dots
4 answers shown; 2 more left out because their source links were not captured.
Qwen3.8-Max is both the longest answer (793 words) and the one that cites the most websites (15).
Answer
Words
Websites
Websites per 1,000 words
Link
Website overlaps by models
No website was cited by more than one model. Each model found its own sources.
| Website | Sonnet 5.5 | GPT-6.1 Sol | Gemini 3.6 | Qwen3.8-Max | Cited by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cited only by this model | 6 | 12 | 6 | 15 |
A website counts once per model, however many of its pages are linked.
Length and websites vs. the typical answer
A model’s typical answer compared with the other models’ answers to the same prompts. Bars show the typical answer; each circle is one answer.
Model
Length vs. others
Websites vs. others
the model’s typical answereach answerbeyond the scale, with its numberThe shaded band is “about the same” (within 10%).
Left of the centre line is shorter or fewer, right is longer or more. avg is the middle answer from the other models on the same prompt, so a prompt only one model answered is left out. The scale is symmetric: an answer half as long as that sits as far left as one twice as long sits right (−50% and +100% are marked). One answer says little, so those rows are lighter. K3 is not shown: none of its answers had captured source links.
Based on 32 of 48 outputs on 8 prompts from 10 models, as of Oct 6, 2026. Facts, not rankings. How the numbers are counted
- Left out: 16 outputs whose source links were not captured, which is why K3 does not appear. An output re-captured with its links joins automatically.
- Words: the length of the report itself, counted from the first word of the report when a capture begins with tool commentary.
- Websites: distinct site addresses (for example kaldi.co.jp, written without “www.”), each counted once per answer however many of its pages are linked.
- Typical: the middle answer on a prompt. Half the answers are above it and half below.
- Versus others: each answer is divided by the middle answer from the other models on the same prompt (marked “avg”). A model’s figure is the middle of those comparisons. “About the same” means within 10%.
- Scale: circles sit on a symmetric scale from one fifth to five times that middle answer: half as long and twice as long are equally far from the centre. An answer beyond the scale is drawn at the edge as a dashed circle with its number.
- Order: models always appear in the library’s fixed order. Nothing is sorted by a value, and nothing is scored.