Matt Wolfe switched from ChatGPT to Claude, which he says beats it on benchmarks and handles bigger context windows. He uses Claude daily to summarize articles, create bullet points, and brainstorm video ideas.
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I use Claude every day. It's bookmarked. It's like open in one of my tabs constantly. For me, it's replaced ChatGPT. I know probably every single person listening to this has probably at least heard of ChatGPT or use ChatGPT. But now Claude, I think, is even better than ChatGPT. And pretty much all of the benchmark testing, it's done better. The context window is larger, meaning the amount of data you can feed it and the amount of data that it can feed you back is much larger than any other publicly available model. Right now, I use it for summarizing articles, turning things into bullet points, just brainstorming ideas for videos, brainstorming ideas for thumbnails for my YouTube channel. I am in Claude constantly. So I feel like if, if everybody's worldview of AI is chat GPT, maybe it's time to test this new one and go play around with Claude a little bit.