Press Kit & Research Citation Guidelines

Everything journalists, tech reporters, newsletter editors, and researchers need to cite DailySkill.ai’s empirical benchmark data, verify facts, download open datasets, and request expert commentary.

1. Fast Facts & Media Fact Sheet

Organization
DailySkill.ai
Independent, self-funded site that teaches everyday AI skills.
Founder & Editor
Mark Kim
Based in Dubai, UAE. Runs the site and its model comparisons.
Editorial Policy
100% Self-Funded
Zero sponsored tool reviews, zero affiliate ranking bias, zero vendor equity.
Published Corpus
400+ Posts
Challenges, tool guides, Q&A and news in 8 topic hubs.

2. Official Citation & Attribution Guidelines

DailySkill.ai provides its benchmark findings, task scorecards, and failure rate analyses under open editorial fair use. When citing our research in news articles, broadcast segments, or academic papers, please adhere to the following standards:

Digital & Online Publications (News, Substack, Tech Blogs)

Required Attribution Format:

“According to a blind-judged comparison by DailySkill.ai…” or “Data from DailySkill.ai’s 20-task evaluation reveals…”

  • Hyperlink Requirement: A link is appreciated, to either the homepage (https://dailyskill.ai/) or the relevant report URL (e.g. /ai-benchmark-2026/).
  • Naming Standard: Please refer to us as DailySkill.ai or DailySkill (not “Daily Skill AI”).

Print & Broadcast Media (TV, Podcasts, Radio, Magazines)

“According to DailySkill.ai…” or “Mark, founder of DailySkill.ai…”

Academic & Formal Research (BibTeX & APA)

@misc{dailyskill2026benchmark,
author = {Kim, Mark},
title = {ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini: 20 Everyday Tasks, Blind-Judged (2026)},
year = {2026},
publisher = {DailySkill.ai},
howpublished = {\url{https://dailyskill.ai/ai-benchmark-2026/}},
note = {3-model blind comparison, AI judge, 2026-08-28; corrected 2026-10-17}
}


3. Flagship Research Assets & Open Datasets

Journalists may freely cite and reproduce data points, blunder excerpts, and summary tables from our primary research assets:

  • 2026 Everyday AI Comparison (3 models, blind-judged):
    20 everyday tasks, blind-judged by an AI judge on August 28, 2026: ChatGPT (gpt-5.6-sol) 23.85 avg, Gemini (gemini-3.1-pro-high) 22.80, Claude (Claude Code, model version not recorded) 22.30. Grok 4.6 was tested separately and is not ranked. Includes full task matrix and “Hall of AI Blunders”.
  • Next-Gen AI Frontier Preview (under revision):
    An empirical architectural analysis examining where current frontier models break down (negative constraint failures, Twitter character ceilings) and what confirmed technical roadmaps will address.
  • Editorial Standards & Testing Methodology:
    The complete transparent rubric protocol (5 dimensions, 25 points maximum), environment conditions, and zero-conflict-of-interest pledge.
  • Open Raw Dataset:
    Download the complete raw dataset in CSV format or JSON format for independent academic re-analysis.

4. Executive Bio & Spokesperson Information

Mark - Founder of DailySkill.ai

Mark

Founder & Editor, DailySkill.ai

Mark is the founder of DailySkill.ai. He runs DailySkill.ai's everyday AI comparison, which puts ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini through the same 20 everyday prompts.

Approved Short Bio (50 words for quotes)

“Mark is the founder of DailySkill.ai, a free site that teaches everyday AI skills. He runs its 20-task blind-judged AI comparison, with no sponsors.”

Media Inquiries & Interview Requests

Working on a story or tight editorial deadline? Mark is happy to answer questions about the comparison and its data.

Direct Press Inquiries:
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