Do you stick with one AI chatbot or switch between a few depending on the task?

I've noticed some people use one assistant for everything and others bounce between several for writing, research, and quick questions. Curious how you split it up, if at all, and whether you ever just stick with one out of habit.

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2026-10-19 21:01 · r/artificial
Do you stick with one AI chatbot or switch between a few depending on the task?

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