For research where you need to inspect the source of an answer, Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) recommends trying Perplexity rather than relying on ChatGPT alone. ChatGPT is a conversational AI assistant that he uses for posts, scripts, and ideas. Perplexity is an AI-powered search tool that he prefers because it provides sources with its answers.
“You can rely on it as a writer for a post or script, or to help you create—but not as a search engine.” — Abdul Osama
Which tool does he use for what?
| Task | Abdul’s preference | His reason | | --- | --- | --- | | Drafting posts or scripts and developing ideas | ChatGPT | It helps with writing and creativity. | | Looking up information | Perplexity | It shows sources he can check. |
Abdul says he has encountered inaccurate answers or translations from ChatGPT, including instances where a cited source did not support the answer. He describes a better experience checking sources in Perplexity. That is his experience, not a guarantee that either tool is always accurate.
“When it gives you an answer, it tells you where it got it from.” — Abdul Osama
The offer mentioned in the video
Perplexity Pro is Perplexity’s paid subscription. Abdul says he has a limited number of invitations for a discounted annual subscription. He asks viewers to comment “اشتراك” (“subscription”), follow him, like the video, and share it with at least three friends to request a private invitation link. The caption says he plans another batch after the first and may send up to 100 invitations in total.
In numbers
- Annual prices stated in the video: $200 normally and $29 through the invitation.
- Abdul calls that “about 90% off,” although the stated prices work out to 85.5% off.
- The caption mentions an initial 25 invitations, another 25, and a possible total of 100.
- The sharing condition is at least three friends.
What to do next
Open and read cited sources yourself before using an AI-generated answer for an important claim. If the offer interests you, check the current price, conditions, and invitation availability before subscribing; the video does not establish that it remains available.