Corey Knowles

Yeah, Grant and I have opposing daily drivers, is what you should know.

And...

And it's not for any real reason.

The truth is most of the same features exist in both tools.

Both of them have at any given moment the top two models in the space.

But what I will say is that once you get a tool you're comfortable with, sometimes it's not worth changing every time there's a new model or a little tweak.

I mean, if there's something significant and you want, absolutely.

But I highly recommend finding one you just like the interface on, you're comfortable.

You can go and try out their free versions and see, like, I just don't like how this works.

Or I really like how this works.

And if that's the case, stick with it.

Because these companies are putting out models every couple of months right now.

And if you're with either one of these, you're always going to have something that's right near state-of-the-art, if not the state-of-the-art.

So I would highly recommend either one of them or both if you just have the expendable money because I use them both daily.

For me, it's more of a supplement too.

I really love Perplexity's Discover feature where it caters news to me.

Essentially, it writes news articles based on what it thinks I want to read the news about today.

And a lot of times it's a lot more positive and interesting than the real news are.

Exactly.

I think hitting, you know, prompts, how to use the interface.