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used chatgpt and claude side by side for two weeks for writing. here's what actually happened

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not a "which is best" post because that question is boring. just what i noticed. claude sounds more like a person. when i ask for feedback it actually disagrees with me instead of "great idea, here's how to make it even better." chatgpt is faster to just get stuff out and better when i'm too tired…

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  1. 2026-09-11 18:29 · r/artificial
    used chatgpt and claude side by side for two weeks for writing. here's what actually happened

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