ChatGPT Is My Favourite Tool Now...

19 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker reflects on the rapid shifts in AI model popularity, noting that until recently Claude from Anthropic was seen as the leading AI, but recent developments from OpenAI—such as Codex, the rumored ChatGPT 5.5, and the new "/goal commanders" feature—have reignited interest and discussion on X. The speaker emphasizes that in the AI space, product performance and novelty drive attention more than any lasting competitive moat, highlighting how quickly opinions can flip within weeks.

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Until very recently, everything was about Claude. It's like they could do no wrong, right? Here's the thing. In the past couple of weeks or so, because I tend to live in this world, OpenAI is slowly taking the crown back, right? Everyone now on X is talking about Codex. They're talking about ChatGPT 5.5. They're talking about the /goal commanders, all these things. And so I think it's pretty funny that in AI we're very promiscuous. There's a tug of war. All that matters in this world when you're talking about trying to stay at the cutting edge of intelligence is the product itself. Right? It's like nothing matters more. Like 1 or 2 weeks, 3 weeks ago, I would just be talking about Claude all day, okay? And now I'm like, oh man, this OpenAI has made a comeback. I will gladly switch over to it. So it's like there isn't really like a defined moat quite yet.