ChatGPT for everything, simply because I use it primarily for business and it’s become convenient.
I’d think Gemini would be high ranked simply because it sits on the Google search bar. I wonder if the implication is ChatGPT is quickly becoming the go to search engine.
I've only used ChatGPT and Claude. Oh and something called chatai which was hopeless and I ditched it after my first chat. I can't tell the difference between ChatGPT and Claude other than a certain austerity in Claude's tone, but then I only use it for text correction or analysis, no music or graphic creation. ChatGPT always ends with a suggestion to do something interesting and sometimes even useful but I can end up down multiple rabbit-holes and forget my original purpose. (Also, some of its suggestions for automating tasks or creating snippets of code to speed up sorting processes don't work but I only find that out after wasting a lot of time.) Claude doesn't do that, it just does what I ask.
I use Grok and Claude, both for technical and mechanical designing. Claude in its most current form is slightly better at technical stuff, and produces far more polished documentation than Grok. Grok though, is excellent at checking Claude's work, and is useful for queries and planning tasks where Claude balks due to neutering by its programmers.
ChatGPT for everything, simply because I use it primarily for business and it’s become convenient.
I’d think Gemini would be high ranked simply because it sits on the Google search bar. I wonder if the implication is ChatGPT is quickly becoming the go to search engine.
Arya and Perplexity Sonar
DeepSeek and Claude. For both work and play.
Claude for writing, ChatGPT for pretty much everything else.
Mainly Copilot for work but I need to expand my horizons.
Its integration into Office365 is a bit irritating but I’ve managed to bypass that better integrate ChatGPT
Claude for coding projects (I’m a designer not a coder)
ChatGPT for marketing copy, including some photos and all the text. Also for general how-to information.
Some vertical ai apps for marketing videos, and Suno for video soundtracks.
Claude for my serialized short stories.
ChatGPT for my daily newspaper.
You.com for image for the newspaper.
ChatGPT for cover images for the serial.
I started using the different platforms mostly to get around the daily limits, but later realized each have their own strengths.
I suspect one reason ChatGPT ranks highest is because it is a good all-rounder. Ideal for casual users.
Claude & ChatGPT here, with occasional use of Google's AI Studio. I tend to go Bing for image creation.
Claude
Claude Sonnet 4.5
Grok for general purposes — for what most people use ChatGPT or DeepSeek.
Claude for polished writing. Grok for outlines and organization of said writing, though.
I do use ChatGPT for public/business work that’s not of a personal nature sometimes.
Claude for writing
Grok for general questions and some writing
Copilot for general questions
Claude
Local:
Deepseek and Mistral
Online:
Gpt bc free from work
I've only used ChatGPT and Claude. Oh and something called chatai which was hopeless and I ditched it after my first chat. I can't tell the difference between ChatGPT and Claude other than a certain austerity in Claude's tone, but then I only use it for text correction or analysis, no music or graphic creation. ChatGPT always ends with a suggestion to do something interesting and sometimes even useful but I can end up down multiple rabbit-holes and forget my original purpose. (Also, some of its suggestions for automating tasks or creating snippets of code to speed up sorting processes don't work but I only find that out after wasting a lot of time.) Claude doesn't do that, it just does what I ask.
I use Grok and Claude, both for technical and mechanical designing. Claude in its most current form is slightly better at technical stuff, and produces far more polished documentation than Grok. Grok though, is excellent at checking Claude's work, and is useful for queries and planning tasks where Claude balks due to neutering by its programmers.