Note Has a text input summary limit (currently unknown, use of 376 word piece of flash fiction created by ChatGPT, it cannot read my personal 1868 word short story). Uploads are limited to PDF, and can be 'converted from PDF to Text' thus bringing us back to the word limit. The Summary is concise and to the point.

Note Same issue as above, input limit is present, again unknown. Using the same piece of flash fiction. No upload capability. Output on the summary can be set with a maximum value between 50-500 and a minimum value of 10-200. Output is to the point, though setting both min and max to the maximum possible value does pull some... interesting, and likely false, values (I have not checked to determine this as this was not part of the scope of testing, but it does intrigue me, I will later.

Note Same issues as the above. No summary value min/max. Output is concise and to the point.

Note This one suffers the same issue as the above with regards to word limitations. Both the Bart AI's summarise similarly. The Pegasus model does, indeed, do an abstract. It would be good to utilize for Writing Prompts. All summaries are concise and to the point.

Note This one... is not set up to function. Text may be input but it is lost to the void. Requires coding in order to make it work.

Note Summary text comes through with [{ and }] but otherwise reflects the others in how it only takes text input with a limit that, once again, puts my own short story out of range. The Summary is short and concise.

Note Same as the above, word limit is there, sadly. The Summary is short and concise.