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https://archive.is/c6cn9 https://archive.is/c6cn9 « The thing I noticed right away when Claude came out is how little lock-in ChatGPT had established. This was
by kgwgk 2y ago
https://archive.is/c6cn9 https://archive.is/c6cn9
« The thing I noticed right away when Claude came out is how little lock-in ChatGPT had established. This was very different to my experience when I first ran a search on Google, sometime in the year 2000. After the first time I used Google, I literally never used another search engine again; it was just light years ahead of its competitors in terms of the quality of its results, and the clarity of its presentation.
This week I added a third chatbot to the mix: DeepSeek »
Follow up: https://x.com/TheStalwart/status/1884606421225848889 https://x.com/TheStalwart/status/1884606421225848889
- mohsen1 2y agoMy guess is that OS vendors are the real winners in the long run. If Siri/Goolge can access my stuff and core of LLMs is this replicable then I don't see anyone downloading any apps for their typical AI usage. Specially that users have to go out of their way to allow a 3rd party to access all their data. This is why OpenAI is so deep in the product development phase right now. They have to become the OS to be successful but I don't see that happening