> Most LLM users seem willing to change from Chat-GPT to Claude, for example There is some nuance to this. If you're building an application that embeds an LLM

> Most LLM users seem willing to change from Chat-GPT to Claude, for example There is some nuance to this. If you're building an application that embeds an LLM, then your "user" might be a prompt engineer, not necessarily the user using the application. It just so happens you can use the embedded magic using the prompt yourself. Example: https://asana.com/product/ai https://asana.com/product/ai Not a single mention of Chat-GPT or Claude, but if you google you'll see they use Claude under the hood. So I would argue the branding is actually "AI" not ChatGPT. It's a bit like Crypto and Bitcoin. Not all Crypto is bitcoin, but all bitcoin uses crypto to power it. People recognize both the branding of Crypto and Bitcoin.