Robyn Anderson asks Claude and ChatGPT how to start a peptide reselling business. Claude refuses and suggests an educational website instead. ChatGPT gives a detailed step-by-step plan with competitor analysis and ways around regulations.
ChatGPT SOL versus Claude Code, take one. So I'm building a second business that's going to sell peptides online. Claude has given me a bunch of guardrails and is telling me I can't do stuff from a legal standpoint, even though multiple other businesses are doing this. Whereas ChatGPT is like, it's all right, jam, let me show you how to do it. I gave them both the same prompt and they came back with completely different ways to build the business. Let me show you what they did. So Claude made this super cute website, pepandperry.com, and it's actually live because I liked it so much. And, um, it's actually a school community where I'm teaching people about peptides and hormones. And we're not selling peptides because Claude told me not to. But this is my subdomain that OpenAI ChatGPT's soul built. And we looked at a couple of my competitors, people that I've ordered peptides from before. And it's actually giving me the whole workaround to resell peptides. So I'm going to have to figure out if this is going to be a subdomain or if I need to tell Claude, look, we're doing this. ChatGPT made the plan. Let's go. So have you used Claude versus ChatGPT on your projects? Tell me what you're learning in the comments below. And if you want to learn how to build a brand like this, check out my link in bio. I run Club Jam where I teach people how to build businesses and make money with AI.
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