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1. Claude for work (copywriting, other client work, my own business)
2. Grok for current events
3. ChatGPT for personal things - it helped me plan a move, and determine whether or not to hire movers, for example
AI has helped me identify areas I can re-engineer processes, and in fact, I have used the AI itself to speed certain things up (such as giving me tons of blog post ideas and email angles).
Still getting around to using Claude to code, though. I keep putting that off, but have some ideas for micro-apps I could use in my business and personal life.
But as your article encourages, I am always trying to learn more and play around with these tools.
This is so helpful! The multi-model approach was really enlightening to me. Being new and so "uninformed" in this arena, I really like learning this. Thank you.
I use different LLMs for different things now:
1. Claude for work (copywriting, other client work, my own business)
2. Grok for current events
3. ChatGPT for personal things - it helped me plan a move, and determine whether or not to hire movers, for example
AI has helped me identify areas I can re-engineer processes, and in fact, I have used the AI itself to speed certain things up (such as giving me tons of blog post ideas and email angles).
Still getting around to using Claude to code, though. I keep putting that off, but have some ideas for micro-apps I could use in my business and personal life.
But as your article encourages, I am always trying to learn more and play around with these tools.
Great article!
I hope you turn this into a whole article
I do have an article on how I use it in my business, believe it or not: https://bschnitzer.substack.com/p/8-ways-i-use-ai-in-my-business-prompts?r=362nya
But I may write another piece that details my overall approach as I laid out here. Thanks for the idea!
This is so helpful! The multi-model approach was really enlightening to me. Being new and so "uninformed" in this arena, I really like learning this. Thank you.
It accelerates the more you get into it… and it has really helped to have different tools to see how they worked
I appreciate that and I’m seeing it even in the little I know now that I’m aware! I’ve held on to this article to refer back to! Thanks so much! 😊