Has anyone actually replaced ChatGPT with another model full-time?
I keep seeing people say Claude/Gemini/etc is better, but every time I switch I eventually come back for certain tasks. Curious if anyone here has genuinely replaced ChatGPT as their main AI, not just tested another model for a week. What made you switch?
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- 2026-10-13 04:03 · r/AI_Agents
Has anyone actually replaced ChatGPT with another model full-time?
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