Ask it to organize options against criteria you choose, such as time, cost, accessibility, or required experience. Supply reliable information where possible, and separate known facts from assumptions. A comparison is useful when it makes the tradeoffs easier for you to see.
Review the table for missing considerations and unsupported details. Then decide which uncertainties need investigation before choosing. For example, comparing courses may reveal that schedule flexibility matters more to you than a long feature list. The assistant can clarify the decision without becoming the decision maker.