Gwen

Do you know, like, if you actually look at these models, like the dropdowns are ridiculous and you're like, I don't even know what that means.

If you're not in the space, you're like, I have no clue what guided learning is.

The hell is that?

Nor do I care.

Cause I'm just going to do my thing in a way.

So it's, it's something else to me has to, I don't know what it is, but it's sort of like, have we gone to the space where like,

ChatGPT is synonymous with AI and that's kind of like, and Gemini is just kind of essentially a product.

It's like, oh, that's great.

I use ChatGPT, but in the mind space and that's kind of,

No.

So one thing I want to do before I head off is I think Claude itself from a it's an interesting point because when you mentioned all three models, it's unfortunate that I that I don't see as many people do this, but and people here do.

Right.

But if you mix models and you go from one to another to another, either you combo them or

you know specifically which task you're doing and which model performs the best at that in itself is a superpower for a lot of people but because the focus is on this whatever it is i think it's like there has to be more content or or discussions around if you combo these things together

what can you actually do because they have so many good strengths that if you actually know how to play off them, it just works out, right?

Because you could plan something, create something,

I think again, Nate Jones had a great point of like, if you create in, um, if you start with Gemini as a strategic partner, and if you have something clean, then you go into chat GPT and lay out a good structure and then take it to Claude and code that structure.

One, two, three.

It's it actually works way better than just one of them, but obviously you kind of have.

have a little bit more advanced knowledge on why you would use one over the other over the other or in succession, which is interesting.